pathwaycom/pathway v0.30.0 on GitHub

pw.io.mongodb.read connector, which reads data from a MongoDB collection. The connector first delivers a full snapshot of the collection and then, if the streaming mode is used, subscribes to the change stream to receive incremental updates in real time.
pw.io.postgres.read connector, which reads data from a PostgreSQL table directly by parsing the Write-Ahead Log (WAL).
pw.io.postgres.write and pw.io.postgres.read now support serialization/deserialization of np.ndarray (int/float elements), homogeneous tuple and list (via Postgres ARRAY; multidimensional rectangular arrays supported).
pw.io.airbyte.read now accepts a dependency_overrides parameter, allowing users to pin specific versions of transitive dependencies (e.g. airbyte-cdk) installed into the connector's virtual environment. This unblocks connectors broken by upstream dependency changes without waiting for upstream fixes.

BREAKING: pw.io.mongodb.write and pw.io.mongodb.read now serialize and deserialize np.ndarray columns as nested BSON arrays that preserve the array's shape. Previously, all ndarrays were flattened to a single BSON array regardless of dimensionality, making it impossible to reconstruct the original shape on read-back. For 1-D arrays the representation is identical to before ([1, 2, 3]); only multi-dimensional arrays are affected.
BREAKING: The dependencies for pw.io.pyfilesystem.read are no longer included in the default package installation. To install them, please use pip install pathway[pyfilesystem].
Asynchronous callback for pw.io.python.write is now available as pw.io.OnChangeCallbackAsync.
pw.run and pw.run_all now have the event_loop parameter to support reusing async state across multiple graph runs.

pathway web-dashboard now waits for the metrics database to be created instead of terminating instantly.