v0.71.0

v0.71.0 is now released with a number of major new features, as well as some bug fixes!

What's New

Frontend Improvements

We’ve given our frontend some much needed love for some pesky bugs and usability issues. This is still a top priority for us to continue to improve, and will be investing in the dashboard through the end of the summer!

Webhook ingestion (Preview)

We've released support for webhooks, which allow you to register incoming webhooks with the Hatchet engine, and then trigger actions in Hatchet as events directly from those webhooks, as if you pushed the event yourself. We currently provide four webhook sources: GitHub, Stripe, Slack, and "Generic." The GitHub, Stripe, and Slack sources are pre-configured for ease of setup, and the Generic source allows you to "bring your own" webhook source and configure things like authentication, so that you can receive webhooks from any service that supports them.

New Go SDK (Preview)

Earlier this year we released new V1 sdks for Python, Typescript and Go. While we’ve received overwhelmingly positive feedback on PY and TS, we had some room to improve for Go. We’re opening a discussion for feedback on Github and you can try out the latest Go SDK here.

Member Role Updates

Member roles in a tenant can now be updated by owners and admins, which allows you to update the role of a member without needing to re-add them to the tenant.

Other Changes

We've also fixed a handful of bugs in this release and made some other improvements related to monitoring and performance:

• Priority is now correctly propagated through to DAG subtasks
• We now have two OLAP tables, v1_incoming_webhook_validation_failures_olap and v1_cel_evaluation_failures_olap, which log incoming webhook auth validation failures and CEL evaluation failures, respectively. These tables can be used to monitor webhook activity and errors.