Release notes
This page summarizes changes in each version of RisingWave, including new features and important bug fixes.
v2.0.0
This version was released on September 18, 2024.
Main changes
SQL features
- Query syntax:
- SQL commands:
- Breaking change:
DECLARE cursor_name SUBSCRIPTION CURSOR
is the same asDECLARE cursor_name SUBSCRIPTION CURSOR since now()
, which will be consumed from the current time.DECLARE cursor_name SUBSCRIPTION CURSOR FULL
will start consuming data from stock. The type of operation has changed tovarchar
. It is one ofInsert
,Delete
,UpdateInset
, orUpdateDelete
. #18217 - Public preview: Supports managing database credentials securely. #17456
SHOW CURSORS
will return all query cursors in the current session.SHOW SUBSCRIPTION CURSORS
will return all subscription cursors and subscriptions in the current session. #18217- Allows
ALTER TABLE
on tables with generated columns. #17652 - Allows dropping generated columns from tables created with a schema registry. #17689
- Supports using scalar functions with list inputs as aggregate functions. #17622
- Supports altering the backfill rate limit for materialized views. #17911
- Breaking change:
- SQL functions & operators:
- Public preview: Supports
approx_percentile()
. #17814, #17873. - Public preview: Supports native
map
type and related functions formap
, and ingestingAVRO MAP
type into RisingWavemap
type. #17986 - Public preview: Supports scanning a directory of parquet files. #17811
- Supports
pg_index_column_has_property()
to query index column properties. #17275 - Supports continuous timestamp generation in streaming mode. #17371
- Supports
acosd()
. #9876 - Supports function
rw_recovery_status()
andpg_is_in_recovery()
to retrieve the meta node status. #17641
- Public preview: Supports
- System catalog:
Connectors
- Public preview: Supports ingesting Avro map type for source connectors. #17980
- Public preview: Supports encoding
parquet
for file source. #17201 - Public preview: Supports batch reading S3 Parquet files. #17625, #17673.
- Supports AWS Glue schema registry with
aws.glue.schema_arn
parameter. #17605 - Supports creating tables and sources with
format upsert encode protobuf
. #17624 - Supports ingesting Avro Union type for source connectors. #17485
- Supports reading files compressed in gzip format. #16538
- Adds the option to use a semicolon as the delimiter for CSV encode. #17356
- Uses OpenDAL to connect to S3 object store state backend. #18011
- Public preview: Supports replicating DDL for MySQL CDC source. #17876
- Supports parameter
refresh.interval.sec
option for S3, GCS, and POSIX sources. #18184 - Supports parameter
group.id.prefix
for Kafka sources. #18115 - Validates slot name of PostgreSQL CDC sources. #17949
- Supports altering
backfill_rate_limit
of CDC tables. #17989 - Public preview: Supports sinking data to file systems in parquet format. #17311
- Supports upsert Protobuf type sinks, which requires
KEY ENCODE TEXT
. #18024 - Adds option
jsonb.handling.mode
underWITH
options for sinks in JSON format. #17693 - Public preview: Supports Azure Blob sinks. #18244
- Public preview: Supports MongoDB sinks. #17102
- Supports Azure Blob file sources. #18295
- Supports glue catalog for iceberg sink and source. #17477
- Adds
jdbc.query.timeout
for JDBC sinks to set the timeout for queries. #18430 - Changes default Kafka sink message timeout from five seconds to five minutes. #18304
- Adds new parameters
retry_on_conflict
,batch_size_kb
,batch_num_messages
, andconcurrent_requests
for ElasticSearch sink. #17867 - Supports parameter
bigquery.retry_times
for BigQuery sink. #17237 - Supports parameter
bigquery.auto_create_table
for BigQuery sink. #17393 - Supports parameter
doris.partial_columns
for Doris sink. #16821 - Supports ClickHouse sink checkpoint decouple. #17491
- Sets sink decouple as default for all sinks. #18182
- Uses S3’s SQS notification to complete the import of data from Snowflake instead of the Snowflake HTTP client. #17627
- Ensures at-least-once delivery semantic and eventual consistency for Kinesis sink. #17983
- Supports backfilling by consuming a fixed snapshot of upstream table and then the upstream data epoch by epoch. #17735
Installation and deployment
- Supports configuring the SQL metastore using username, password, and database separately. #17530
- Supports more seamless scaling-in in Kubernetes deployments. #17802
Cluster configuration changes
- Breaking change: Refactors
streaming_rate_limit
intosource_rate_limit
andbackfill_rate_limit
. #17796 - Breaking change: Adds a default soft and hard limit on actor count per worker parallelism. When the hard limit is reached, streaming workloads will fail. #18383
- Introduces
batch.developer.exchange_connection_pool_size
andstreaming.developer.exchange_connection_pool_size
to configure streaming and batch remote exchange between two nodes. #17768 - Introduces system parameter
license_key
used to enable enterprise features. #17396
Fixes
- Deletes related cursors when deleting a subscription. #17232
Assets
- Run this version from Docker:
docker run -it --pull=always -p 4566:4566 -p 5691:5691 risingwavelabs/risingwave:v2.0.0-standalone single_node
- Prebuilt all-in-one library for Linux.
- Source code (zip).
- Source code (tar.gz).
- risectl - a CLI tool for managing and accessing RisingWave clusters.
See the Full Changelog here.
v1.10.0
This version was released on July 30, 2024.
Main changes
SQL features
- Query syntax:
- SQL commands:
- Supports specifying the authorization and omitting the schema name when creating a schema. #16806.
- Supports session window in batch and emit-on-window-close mode. #17098.
- Supports fetching multiple rows from a subscription cursor. #16764.
- Supports user-defined aggregate functions for embedded Python and JavaScript UDFs. #16874.
- SQL functions & operators:
- System catalog:
- Supports
rw_catalog.actor_id_to_ddl
andrw_catalog.fragment_id_to_ddl
. #17229.
- Supports
Connectors
- Avro schemas with
"default": "NaN"
and positive and negative infinities, are supported asfloat
anddouble
types. #17309. - Supports ingesting simple
AVRO MAP
types asJSONB
. #16948. - Supports ingesting
avro uuid
types asvarchar
. #17069. - Supports ingesting
avro
with internalRef
types. #17052. - Adds
aws
prefix to AWS related parameters when creating a source or sink. #16671. - Supports using AWS IAM to connect to Amazon MSK. #16625.
- Adds
pubsub.parallelism
under theWITH
option for Google PubSub source. #16733. - Supports
INCLUDE TIMESTAMP [AS]
clause for MySQL, PostgreSQL, and MongoDB CDC tables.#16833. - Supports additional metadata columns for CDC tables. #17051.
- Automatically maps upstream table schema when creating MySQL and PostgreSQL tables. #16986.
- Sets a network timeout for JDBC sink connections. #17244.
- Enables sink decouple by default for Kafka, Kinesis, Pulsar, Google Pub/Sub, NATS, MQTT, ClickHouse sinks. #17221.
- Supports the
KEY ENCODE
clause when creating a sink. #16377. - Supports
FORMAT PLAIN ENCODE AVRO
for Kafka sinks. #17216. - Supports DynamoDB sink. #16670.
- Supports Microsoft SQL Server sinks for self-hosted SQL Server and Azure SQL. #17154.
- Supports OpenSearch sink. #16330.
- Supports checkpoint decouple for StarRocks sinks. #16816.
- Supports checkpoint decouple for Delta Lake sinks. #16777.
- Supports sinking serial types. #16969.
Cluster configuration changes
- Sets arrangement backfill as the default. #14846.
- Supports spill hash join to avoid OOM issues. #17122.
- Supports spill hash aggregation for batch queries. #16771.
- Changes the algorithm that calculates the reserve memory size. #16992.
Bug fixes
- Improves error message and location of the cursor. #16959.
- Improves error message when trying to create a CDC source with columns. #16636.
- Allows
GRANT
andREVOKE
privileges on views. #16699.
Assets
- Run this version from Docker:
docker run -it --pull=always -p 4566:4566 -p 5691:5691 risingwavelabs/risingwave:v1.10.0 single_node
- Prebuilt all-in-one library for Linux.
- Source code (zip).
- Source code (tar.gz).
- risectl - a CLI tool for managing and accessing RisingWave clusters.
See the Full Changelog here.
v1.9.1
This version was released on June 6, 2024.
v1.9.0 was skipped due to some critical bugs.
Main changes
SQL features
- Query syntax:
- Supports non-append-only temporal joins, where the outer side is not required to be append-only. #16286.
- SQL commands:
- Supports
DISCARD ALL
command for Npgsql compatibility. #16432. - Supports creating, dropping, altering, and showing subscriptions. #14831.
- Supports cursors for subscription queues. #15180.
- Supports altering stream rate limit for sources and tables with a source. #16399.
- Supports
RECOVER
command to trigger an ad-hoc recovery. #16259.
- Supports
- SQL functions & operators:
- Supports
jsonb_populate_record()
andjsonb_populate_recordset()
. #13421.
- Supports
- System catalog:
Connectors
- Provides stable support for SQLAlchemy 2.0. #29.
- Deprecates
s3
connector. #16337. - Supports generated columns for non-shared CDC tables. #16522.
- Supports time travel for Iceberg sources. #15866.
- Blocks sink creation until backfill is completed by default. #16249.
- Supports Kafka connector parameter
properties.request.required.acks
. #16482. - Adds connector parameter
ssl.mode
for PostgreSQL and Neon source connector. #15690. - Adds connector parameter
ssl.mode
for MySQL source connector. #16579. - Supports parameters
snapshot.interval
andsnapshot.batch_size
underWITH
options when creating a table from a CDC source. #16426. - Supports implicitly converting
numeric
types from PostgreSQL sources intorw_int256
orvarchar
. #16346. - Supports configuring the timeout of CDC sources. #16598.
- Supports
timestamptz.handling.mode
formatting option when creating a source withPLAIN
,UPSERT
, orDEBEZIUM JSON
formats. #16265. - Only uses fragment ID as group ID for Kafka sources. #16111.
- Supports cluster URLs for Redis sink connector. #16034.
- Supports creating Delta sinks with GCS. #16182.
- Supports Snowflake sink connector. #15429.
- Supports creating
upsert
type BigQuery sinks. #15780.
Installation and deployment
- Sets PostgreSQL as the default meta store when deploying with Docker Compose. #16724.
Cluster configuration changes
- Supports using
ALTER SYSTEM
to set a system-wide default value for a session parameter. #16062. - Modifies the meaning of
streaming_rate_limit=0
, which now means pausing the snapshot read stream for backfill, and pausing source read for sources. This statement previously disabled the rate limit within the session. #16333. - Supports configuring the reserved memory bytes of the compute node by using
RW_RESERVED_MEMORY_BYTES
runtime parameter andreserved-memory-bytes
startup option. #16433. - Introduce new timeout and retry configurations for ObjectStore and deprecate ambiguous timeout configurations. #16231.
Fixes
- Properly convert
-inf
,+inf
, andnan
types tonull
for JDBC sinks. #16230. - Handles sinking
-inf
,+inf
, andnan
types for ClickHouse, Doris, and StarRocks sink connectors. #15664. - Fixes an issue where
DELETE
events could not be sinked if the primary key isuuid
type for JDBC sinks.#16447. - Fixes an issue where
enum
types from PostgreSQL could not be ingested asvarchar
types. #16423. - Fixes sources with
encode avro
on decimal ingesting. #16202. - Fixes sources with
encode avro
on bytes/fixed/decimal default value. #16414.
Assets
- Run this version from Docker:
docker run -it --pull=always -p 4566:4566 -p 5691:5691 risingwavelabs/risingwave:v1.9.1-standalone single_node
- Prebuilt all-in-one library for Linux
- Source code (zip)
- Source code (tar.gz)
- risectl - a CLI tool for managing and accessing RisingWave clusters
See the Full Changelog here.
v1.8.0
This version was released on April 3, 2024.
Main changes
SQL features
- Query syntax:
- Supports
RANGE
frames in window function calls. #14416.
- Supports
- SQL commands:
- Adds support for embedded Rust UDFs. #14903.
- Adds support for embedded Python UDFs. #15168.
- Supports refreshing the schema of a table created using an external connection to get the latest schema. #15025.
- Supports refreshing the schema of a source to get the latest schema. #15541.
- Adds a description column to the system parameters table. #15113.
- Supports authenticating with OAuth token acquired from the Cloud when creating a user. #13151.
- SQL functions & operators:
- Supports ruby-pg. #14859. See Use RisingWave in your Ruby application.
- Supports
VARIADIC
arguments for the functionsformat
,concat_ws
,jsonb_build_array
,jsonb_build_object
,jsonb_extract_path
,jsonb_extract_path_text
. #14753. - Supports
concat
function. #14753.
- System catalog:
- Adds missing columns for
pg_catalog.pg_index
,rw_catalog.rw_columns
andinformation_schema.columns
, and system viewpg_catalog.pg_partitioned_table
. #15151. - Supports
pg_catalog.pg_constraint
for DBeaver compatibility. #15227. - Supports
pg_catalog.pg_stat_get_numscans
for DBeaver. #15642. - Supports system table
rw_depend
. #15385. - Supports
pg_settings
catalog. #15108.
- Adds missing columns for
Connectors
- Breaking change: Sinks created from v1.6 and earlier that have
decouple
enabled may cause compatibility issues. Check if you have any sinks with this configuration by using the internal tablerw_sink_decouple
before upgrading to v1.8. #15613. - Avro tables and sources now require a schema registry during creation. #15256.
- Supports using Karapace when specifying a schema registry when creating a Kafka source. #15486.
- Supports Protobuf data format for NATS JetStream source. #15378.
- Supports Confluent schema registry for Kafka sinks when using
FORMAT PLAIN ENCODE PROTOBUF
. #15546. - Adds Kafka sink and source parameter
enable.ssl.certificate.verification
. #15073. - Supports
max_batch_rows
andrequest_timeout
parameters for Cassandra and ScyllaDB sources. #15516. - Adds built-in MongoDB CDC source connector. #14966.
- Adds
ignore_option
parameter for sources created using Debezium format. #15304. - Supports batch read from Iceberg source. #15214.
- Supports automatically deriving columns from Iceberg source. #15415.
- Supports JDBC catalog for Iceberg sources. #15551.
- Adds JDBC and Hive catalogs for Iceberg sink. #14885.
Installation and deployment
- Supports tab-completion for
SET
andALTER SYSTEM SET
commands inpsql
client. #15123. - Supports SQL meta store. #16019. See Start RisingWave using Docker Compose.
Bug fixes
- Fixes an issue where built-in CDC connectors do not accept empty passwords. #15411.
- Fixes an issue where materialized views created on a shared CDC source were allowed. #15635.
Assets
- Run this version from Docker:
docker run -it --pull=always -p 4566:4566 -p 5691:5691 risingwavelabs/risingwave:v1.8.0-standalone single_node
- Prebuilt all-in-one library for Linux
- Source code (zip)
- Source code (tar.gz)
- risectl - a CLI tool for managing and accessing RisingWave clusters
See the Full Changelog here.
v1.7.0
This version was released on February 29, 2024.
Main changes
SQL features
- Query syntax:
- SQL commands:
- Supports changing the schema registry by redefining the
format_encode_options
. #14057.
- Supports changing the schema registry by redefining the
- SQL functions & operators:
- System catalog:
- Change
rw_streaming_parallelism
to allow queries on streaming job parallelism with job name and type. Adds system viewrw_fragment_parallelism
to allow for queries on parallelism information at fragment level #14789, #14261. - Adds
relpersistence
inpg_class
catalog. #14400. - Supports
pg_get_viewdef()
. #14336.
- Change
Connectors
- Cassandra and ScyllaDB sinks no longer support
timestamp
type. #14413. - Updates StarRocks sink connector parameters. #14823.
- Introduces
snapshot
option to allow users to disable CDC backfill and to only consume from the latest changelog. #14718. - Sets the default value of
transactional
parameter totrue
for MySQL and Postgres CDC shared sources. #14899.
Installation and deployment
- [Pre-Release] Supports the standalone mode to run RisingWave in a single process. #14951.
- Supports Alibaba Cloud OSS as the storage backend.
Cluster configuration changes
- Introduce a session variable
batch_enable_distributed_dml
to enable batch ingesting. #14630. - Changes wording from
AUTO
toADAPTIVE
parallelism. #14414. - Supports adaptive scaling for streaming jobs by default. #14873.
Assets
- Run this version from Docker:
docker run -it --pull=always -p 4566:4566 -p 5691:5691 risingwavelabs/risingwave:v1.7.0-standalone single_node
- Prebuilt all-in-one library for Linux
- Source code (zip)
- Source code (tar.gz)
- risectl - a CLI tool for managing and accessing RisingWave clusters
See the Full Changelog here.
v1.6.0
This version was released on January 11, 2024.
Main changes
SQL features
- Query syntax:
- Allows
NOW
in upper bound condition for temporal filters. #13985. - Supports temporal filters with multiple
OR
expressions. #14382. - Supports
<expr> [ NOT ] SIMILAR TO <pat> [ ESCAPE <esc_text> ]
clause. #14000. - Breaking change: Fixes the correctness of
SOME
,ALL
, andANY
expressions. Drop and recreate any materialized views that use these expressions. #14221. - Supports array subquery and \du command. #14044.
- Supports
SET PARALLELISM
clause forALTER
commands. #14240.
- Allows
- SQL commands:
- SQL functions & operators:
- Breaking change:
0b10
is now interpreted as binary10
instead of0 as b10
. Integer literals can be given in hex0x
, oct0o
, and bin0b
. #14262. - Supports interval type as input for
to_char()
. #14071. - Supports
NULL
and fraction expression as direct arguments of ordered-set aggregate functions. #14080.
- Breaking change:
- System catalog:
- Add system view
rw_streaming_parallelism
. #14261.
- Add system view
Connectors
- Adds CDC backfill support for Postgres so users can ingest multiple PostgreSQL tables with a single replication slot. #13958.
- Support multi-table transactions from upstream MySQL & Postgres CDC. Specify
transactional = true
in theWITH
options to enable it. #14375. - Renames
scan.startup.timestamp_millis
toscan.startup.timestamp.millis
for Kafka, Pulsar, and NATS source. #13656. - Adds
properties.ssl.endpoint.identification.algorithm
parameter for Kafka source and sink.#13990. - Supports
FORMAT PLAIN ENCODE PROTOBUF
syntax for Kafka sink. #12858. - Supports GCS file source. #13414.
- Breaking change: For ClickHouse sinks,
timestamptz
can be sinked toDateTime64
.timestamp
cannot be sinked and has to be converted totimestamptz
first before being sinked. #13672. - For Elasticsearch sinks, the default es.type is set as
_doc
for Elasticsearch 6.x and 7.x, and is removed in Elasticsearch 8.x. RisingWave’s Elasticsearch sink will now send JSONB as a JSON string, and Elasticsearch will convert it into an object. #14273. connector = 'iceberg_java'
is deprecated, and users can only Iceberg sinks with the Rust version of Iceberg. Similarly, the DeltaLake sink will also use the Rust version implementation. #14277.- Supports StarRocks sink. #12681.
Installation and deployment
- Allows for
storage.prefetch_buffer_capacity_mb
to be configured in the TOML file to prevent out-of-memory issues. #13558. - Supports Huawei Cloud OBS as the storage backend. #13844.
Cluster configuration changes
- Supports setting
statement_timeout
value for queries. #13933. - Exposes SSL functionality through
RW_SSL_CERT
andRW_SSL_KEY
environment variables to configure SSL certificates and key file location. #14062.
Assets
- Run this version from Docker:
docker run -it --pull=always -p 4566:4566 -p 5691:5691 risingwavelabs/risingwave:v1.6.0 playground
- Prebuilt all-in-one library for Linux
- Source code (zip)
- Source code (tar.gz)
- risectl-v1.6.0-x86_64-unknown-linux.tar.gz
See the Full Changelog here.
v1.5.0
This version was released on December 11, 2023.
Main changes
SQL features
- SQL Commands:
- Supports
SET SCHEMA
syntax forALTER {TABLE t | [MATERIALIZED] VIEW (m)v | SOURCE src | SINK sink | CONNECTION c | FUNCTION f( argument_type [, ...] )}
. #13341. - Supports
OWNER TO
syntax for ALTER DATABASE | SCHEMA | TABLE | [MATERIALIZED] VIEW | SOURCE | SINK. #13216. - Supports
RENAME TO
syntax forALTER { DATABASE db | SCHEMA s}
. #13713. - Supports
KILL
command. #13434 - Supports
SHOW PROCESSLIST
command. #13287. - Supports
SET TO DEFAULT
command. #13693. - Supports
SHOW COLUMNS
andDESCRIBE
from sinks and views. #13626.
- Supports
- SQL functions & operators
- Supports list and struct types for
jsonb_agg
andjsonb_object_agg
. #13299. - Supports
jsonb_build_array
andjsonb_build_object
. #13198. - Supports
to_jsonb
. #13161. - Supports JSON path operators and functions. #13568.
- Supports array operators
@>
and<@
. #13253. - Fixes the correctness of case expressions. Previously if there were multiple matching values, the last one would match. #13890. The fix introduces a breaking change. It is recommended to drop and recreate any materialized views that contain
CASE
expressions. If your instance enters a crash-loop, we suggest upgrading to v1.5.2, and dropping the corresponding materialized view that containsCASE
expressions.
- Supports list and struct types for
- System catalog
Sources & sink
- The load generator can generate
timestamptz
columns. #13451. - Adds option
[properties.fetch.queue.backoff.ms](http://properties.fetch.queue.backoff.ms)
for Kafka source. #13321. - Supports creating multiple CDC tables that share the same source, which allows for incremental and lock-free snapshot loading. #12535.
CREATE SINK
statements no longer need to wait for backfill to complete. #13665
Deployment
- Adds a docker-compose file for standalone mode. #13233.
Cluster configuration changes
- Adds support for system parameter
pause_on_next_bootstrap
. #11936
Assets
- Run this version from Docker:
docker run -it --pull=always -p 4566:4566 -p 5691:5691 risingwavelabs/risingwave:v1.5.0 playground
- Prebuilt all-in-one library for Linux
- Source code (zip)
- Source code (tar.gz)
- risectl-v1.5.0-x86_64-unknown-linux.tar.gz
See the Full Changelog here.
v1.4.0
This version was released on November 10, 2023.
Main changes
SQL features
- Query syntax:
- Supports using subqueries in
UPDATE
andDELETE
statements. #12995
- Supports using subqueries in
- SQL commands
- SQL functions & operators:
- Supports
substring
andsubstr
functions forbytea
data type. #13088. - Supports functions
jsonb_pretty
,jsonb_object
,jsonb_strip_nulls
, andjsonb_extract_path
. #13050, #13036, #13169, #13143. See JSON functions. - Supports jsonb
@>
,<@
,?
,?|, ?&
,#>
,#>>
,-
and#-
operators. #13056, #13110, #13118. - Supports
greatest
andleast
functions. #12838. - Supports
regexp_split_to_array
function. #12844. - Supports
bit_and
andbit_or
aggregate functions in materialized views. #12758. - Supports
jsonb_agg
andjsonb_object_agg
in streaming mode. #12836. - Supports general
rank
anddense_rank
window functions. #13183.
- Supports
- System catalog:
Sources & sinks
- Adds
google.protobuf.Any
support for Protobuf sources. #12291. - Adds
schemas.enable
support for Kafka sinks with upsert JSON. #12113. - Adds support for Kafka sinks with upsert Avro using schema registry. #13007.
server.id
option is now optional for MySQL CDC source. #13031- Enables
timestamptz.handling.mode
option to control the timestamptz output format for certain sinks. #13109. - Adds the
stream
field and support for multiple inputs for thesubject
field for NATS source connector. #12799. - Adds new option
properties.allow.auto.create.topics
for Kafka sink. #12766. - Adds support for
s3_v2
source connector, a more efficient version of the S3 source. #12595. - Adds support for Google BigQuery sink.#12873.
- Adds support for Redis sink. #11999,#13003.
Deployment
- Release RisingWave all-in-one binary with connector libraries. #13133
Assets
- Run this version from Docker:
docker run -it --pull=always -p 4566:4566 -p 5691:5691 risingwavelabs/risingwave:v1.4.0 playground
- Prebuilt all-in-one library for Linux
- Source code (zip)
- Source code (tar.gz)
- risectl-v1.4.0-x86_64-unknown-linux.tar.gz
See the Full Changelog here.
v1.3.0
This version was released on October 18, 2023.
Main changes
SQL features
- SQL commands
- SQL functions & operators
- Supports
array_min
. #12071 - Supports
array_max
. #12100 - Supports
array_sort
. #12189 - Supports
array_sum
. #12162 format
function supports variable inputs. #12178- Regular expression functions support back reference, positive, negative lookahead, and positive, negative lookbehind. #12329
- Supports
||
operator for concatenating JSONB data. #12502 - Supports
bool_and
andbool_or
in materialized views. #11956
- Supports
- Query syntax:
- Supports
WITH ORDINALITY
clause. #12273
- Supports
- System catalog
Sources & sinks
- Generated columns defined with non-deterministic functions cannot be part of the primary key. #12181
- Adds new
properties.enable.auto.commit
parameter for the Kafka consumer, which sets theenable.auto.commit
parameter for the Kafka client. #12223 - Adds
privatelink.endpoint
parameter to the WITH clause, to support private link for Kafka connector on GCP and AWS. #12266 - Adds parameters
message.timeout.ms
andmax.in.flight.requests.per.connection
for Kafka sources. #12574 - Allows Kinesis source to start ingesting data from a specific timestamp.
sequence_number
is no longer supported as a startup mode option. #12241 - Allow optional
FORMAT DEBEZIUM ENCODE JSON
after the connector definition of CDC tables. Allow optionalFORMAT NATIVE ENCODE NATIVE
after the connector definition of Nexmark sources or tables. #12306 - Allows multiple URLs when defining schema registries. #11982
- Adds support for sinking data to versions 7 and 8 of Elasticsearch. #10357, #10415, #1303
- Adds support for sinking append-only data to the NATS messaging system. #11924
- Adds support for sinking data to Doris. #12336
- Adds support for sinking data to Apache Pulsar. #12286
- Adds support for sinking data to Cassandra and ScyllaDB. #11878
- Adds support for creating upsert Iceberg sinks. #12576
- Supports specifying the
sink_decouple
session variable asdefault
,true
andenable
, orfalse
anddisable
. #12544 - A
varchar
column in RisingWave can sink into auuid
column in Postgres. #12704 - New syntaxes for specifying data format and data encoding when creating a Kafka, Kinesis, and Pulsar sink. #12556
Administration & observability
- Supports querying from
information_schema.views
, which contains formations about views defined in the database. #12045
Assets
- Run this version from Docker:
docker run -it --pull=always -p 4566:4566 -p 5691:5691 risingwavelabs/risingwave:v1.3.0 playground
- Prebuilt library for Linux
- Source code (zip)
- Source code (tar.gz)
- risectl-v1.3.0-x86_64-unknown-linux.tar.gz
- risingwave-connector-v1.3.0.tar.gz
See the Full Changelog here.
v1.2.0
This version was released on September 11, 2023.
Main changes
SQL features
-
SQL commands:
-
Breaking change: Syntax of emit-on-window-close has changed. If your application contains integration code, please update your code accordingly. #11363
In v1.1:
In v1.2 and onwards:
-
Privileges for tables can now be granted or revoked. #11725
-
The default
DISTRIBUTED BY
columns have been changed from the whole index columns into the first index column. #11865 -
Supports
ALTER SOURCE ADD COLUMN
. #11350 -
Supports
SHOW JOBS
andCANCEL JOBS
, with which you can show the in-progress streaming jobs and cancel jobs by their IDs. #11854 -
Supports
[I]LIKE
inSHOW
commands. #11791
-
-
SQL functions & operators
- Supports lambda functions via
array_transform
. #11888, #11937 - Supports
to_date()
. #11241 - The
to_char()
function now supportstimestamptz
input. #11778 - Supports
scale
,min_scale
, andtrim_scale
. #11663 - Supports
regexp_replace
. #11819 - Supports
regexp_count
. #11975 - Supports
[NOT] ILIKE
expressions. #11743 - Supports
[!]~~[*]
operators, which are equivalent to[NOT] [I]LIKE
. #11748 - Supports
IS JSON
predicate. #11831
- Supports lambda functions via
-
Query syntax:
-
System catalog
-
Adds support for transactions for single-table CDC data. #11453
Sources & sinks
- Adds a new parameter
schema.registry.name.strategy
to the Kafka connector, with which you can specify naming strategies for schema registries. #11384 - Breaking Change: Implements a Rust-native Iceberg sink connector to improve stability and performance. The connector introduces new parameters. Applications that rely on the previous version of the feature (specifically, the version included in RisingWave v1.0 and v1.1) may no longer function correctly. To restore functionality to your applications, please carefully review the syntax and parameters outlined on this page and make any necessary revisions to your code. Please refer to Sink data to Iceberg for details. #11326
- Adds support for sinking data to ClickHouse. For a detailed guide about how to sink data from RisingWave to ClickHouse, see Sink data to ClickHouse. #11240
- Beta: An enhancement has been made to the mysql-cdc connector to improve data ingestion performance. It achieves so by optimizing the data backfilling logic for CDC tables. This feature is not enabled by default. To enable it, run this command:
SET cdc_backfill="true";
#11707 - Adds a parameter
client.id
for Kafka sources. #11911
Deployment
- Supports HDFS as the storage backend for deployments via Docker Compose. #11632
Administration & observability
- Adds a new system parameter
max_concurrent_creating_streaming_jobs
, with which users can specify the maximum number of streaming jobs that can be created concurrently. #11601 - Improves the calculation logic of the Mem Table Size (Max) metric in the RisingWave Dashboard. #11442
- Adds new metrics to RisingWave Dashboard:
Assets
- Run this version from Docker:
docker run -it --pull=always -p 4566:4566 -p 5691:5691 risingwavelabs/risingwave:v1.2.0 playground
- Prebuilt library for Linux
- Source code (zip)
- Source code (tar.gz)
- risectl-v1.2.0-x86_64-unknown-linux.tar.gz
- risingwave-connector-v1.2.0.tar.gz
See the Full Changelog here.
v1.1.0
This version was released on August 8, 2023.
Main changes
SQL features
-
SQL commands:
-
DROP
commands now support theCASCADE
option, which drops the specified item and all its dependencies. #11250 -
CREATE TABLE
now supports theAPPEND ONLY
clause, allowing the definition of watermark columns on the table. #11233 -
Supports new commands
START TRANSACTION
,BEGIN
, andCOMMIT
for read-only transactions. #10735 -
Supports
SHOW CLUSTER
to show the details of your RisingWave cluster, including the address of the cluster, its state, the parallel units it is using, and whether it’s streaming data, serving data, or unschedulable. #10656, #10932
-
-
SQL functions:
-
Supports new window functions:
lead()
andlag()
. #10915 -
Supports new aggregate functions:
first_value()
andlast_value()
, which retrieve the first and last values within a specific ordering from a set of rows. #10740 -
Supports the
grouping()
function to determine if a column or expression in theGROUP BY
clause is part of the current grouping set or not. #11006 -
Supports the
set_config()
system administration function. #11147 -
Supports the
sign()
mathematical function. #10819 -
Supports
string_agg()
withDISTINCT
andORDER BY
, enabling advanced string concatenation with distinct values and custom sorting. #10864 -
Supports the co-existence of
string_agg()
and other aggregations withDISTINCT
. #10864 -
Supports the
zone_string
parameter in thedate_trunc()
,extract()
, anddate_part()
functions, ensuring compatibility with PostgreSQL. #10480-
Breaking change: Previously, when the input for
date_trunc
was actually a date, the function would cast it to a timestamp and record the choice in the query plan. However, after this release, new query plans will cast the input totimestamptz
instead. As a result, some old SQL queries, especially those saved as views, may fail to bind correctly and require type adjustments. It’s important to note that old query plans will continue working because the casting choice is recorded with a cast to timestamp.Before this release:
After this release:
Now, the result of
date_trunc
includes the timezone offset (+00:00
) in the output, making it consistent with the behavior in PostgreSQL.
-
-
round()
now accepts a negative value and rounds it to the left of the decimal point. #10961 -
to_timestamp()
now returnstimestamptz
. #11018
-
-
Query clauses
-
SELECT
now supports theEXCEPT
clause which excludes specific columns from the result set. #10438, #10723 -
SELECT
now supports theGROUPING SETS
clause which allows users to perform aggregations on multiple levels of grouping within a single query. #10807 -
Supports index selection for temporal joins. #11019
-
Supports
CUBE
in group-by clauses to generate multiple grouping sets. #11262
-
-
Patterns
- Supports multiple rank function calls in TopN by group. #11149
-
System catalog
- Supports querying
created_at
andinitialized_at
from RisingWave relations such as sources, sinks, and tables in RisingWave catalogs. #11199
- Supports querying
Connectors
-
Supports specifying more Kafka parameters when creating a source or sink. #11203
-
JDBC sinks used for upserts must specify the downstream primary key via the
primary_key
option. #11042 -
access_key
and its correspondingsecret_key
are now mandatory for all AWS authentication components. #11120
Assets
- Run this version from Docker:
docker run -it --pull=always -p 4566:4566 -p 5691:5691 risingwavelabs/risingwave:v1.1.0 playground
- Prebuilt library for Linux
- Source code (zip)
- Source code (tar.gz)
v1.0.0
This version was released on July 12, 2023.
Main changes
SQL features
-
SQL command:
- Supports the
GROUPING SETS
clause. #10807
- Supports the
-
SQL function:
-
Adds the
current_setting()
function to get the current value of a configuration parameter. #10051 -
Adds new array functions:
array_position()
,array_replace()
,array_ndims()
,array_lower()
,array_upper()
,array_length()
, andarray_dims()
. #10166, #10197 -
Adds new aggregate functions:
percentile_cont()
,percentile_disc()
, andmode()
. #10252 -
Adds new system functions:
user()
,current_user()
, andcurrent_role()
. #10366 -
Adds new string functions:
left()
andright()
. #10765 -
Adds new bytea functions:
octet_length()
andbit_length()
. #10462 -
array_length()
andcardinality()
return integer instead of bigint. #10267 -
Supports the
row_number
window function that doesn’t match the TopN pattern. #10869
-
-
User-defined function:
-
System catalog:
-
Supports
GROUP BY
output alias or index. #10305 -
Supports using scalar functions in the
FROM
clause. #10317 -
Supports tagging the created VPC endpoints when creating a PrivateLink connection. #10582
Connectors
-
Breaking change: When creating a source or table with a connector whose schema is auto-resolved from an external format file, the syntax for defining primary keys within column definitions is replaced with the table constraint syntax. #10195
OldNew -
Breaking change: Modifies the syntax for specifying data and encoding formats for a source in
CREATE SOURCE
andCREATE TABLE
commands. For v1.0.0, the old syntax is still accepted but will be deprecated in the next release. #10768Old syntax - part 1:
New syntax - part 1:
Old syntax - part 2:
New syntax - part 2:
-
Supports sinking data to AWS Kinesis. #10437
-
Supports
BYTES
as a row format. #10592 -
Supports specifying schema for the PostgreSQL sink. #10576
-
Supports using the user-provided publication to create a PostgreSQL CDC table. #10804
Assets
- Run this version from Docker:
docker run -it --pull=always -p 4566:4566 -p 5691:5691 risingwavelabs/risingwave:v1.0.0 playground
- Prebuilt library for Linux
- Source code (zip)
- Source code (tar.gz)
v0.19.0
This version was released on June 1, 2023.
Main changes
Installation
- Now, you can easily install RisingWave on your local machine with Homebrew by running
brew install risingwave
. See Run RisingWave.
Administration
- Adds the
pg_indexes
anddattablespace
system catalogs. #9844, #9822 - Now, the
SHOW PARAMETERS
command will display the mutability of each system parameter. #9526
SQL features
- Experimental features: Adds support for 256-bit integers. #9146, #9184, #9186, #9191, #9217
- Indexes can be created on expressions. #9142
- Adds support for expressions in aggregate function arguments. #9955
- Adds support for
VALUES
clause. #8751 - Adds support for generated columns, which are special columns computed from other columns in a table or source. #8700, #9580
- Adds support for using expressions in the
ORDER BY
andPARTITION BY
clauses. #9827 - New SQL commands
CREATE CONNECTION
andSHOW CONNECTIONS
: Creates an AWS PrivateLink connection and show all available connections. #8907DROP CONNECTION
: Drops a connection. #9128SHOW FUNCTIONS
: Shows existing user-defined functions. #9398DROP FUNCTIONS
: Drops a user-defined function. #9561SHOW CREATE SOURCE
andSHOW CREATE SINK
: Shows the SQL statement used to create a source or sink. #9083SHOW INDEXES
: Shows all indexes on a particular table. #9835
- SQL functions
- Adds support for trigonometric functions. #8838, #8918, #9064, #9203, #9259
- Adds support for degrees and radians functions. #9108
- Adds support for the
lag()
andlead()
window functions and theOVER()
andEMIT ON WINDOW CLOSE
clause. #9597, #9622, #9701 - Adds support for new aggregate functions, including
bool_and
,bool_or
,jsonb_agg
, andjsonb_object_agg
. #9452 - Adds support for
max()
,min()
, andcount()
for timestamptz data. #9165 - Adds support for microseconds and milliseconds for
to_char()
andto_timestamp()
. #9257 - Adds support for multibyte Unicode in
overlay()
andascii()
functions. #9321 - Adds support for the
string_to_array()
function. #9289 - Adds support for
array_positions()
. #9152 - Adds support for
cardinality()
. #8867 - Adds support for
array_remove()
. #9116 - Adds support for
trim_array()
. #9265 - Adds support for array range access. #9362
- Adds support for JSONB in UDF. #9103
- Adds support for
btrim()
and updatestrim()
to PostgreSQL standard syntax. #8985 - Adds support for
date_part()
. #8830 - Expands
extract()
with more fields. #8830 - Adds support for
proctime()
, which returns the system time with time zone when a record is processed. #9088 - Adds support for
translate()
,@()
, andceiling()
. #8998 - Adds support for
encode()
anddecode()
. #9351 - Adds support for the
intersect
operator. #9573 - Adds support for the default escape
\
in alike
expression. #9624 - Adds support for the
IS [NOT] UNKNOWN
comparison predicate. #9965 - Adds support for the
starts_with()
string function and^@
. #9967 - Adds support for unary
trunc
,ln
,log10
(log
),exp
,cbrt
(||/
) mathematical functions. #9991
Connectors
- Adds support for ingesting CDC data from TiDB and sinking data to TiDB with the JDBC connector. #8708
- Adds support for ingesting CDC data from Citus. #8988
- Adds support for loading Pulsar secret key file from AWS S3. #8428, #8222
- Adds support for using an established AWS PrivateLink connection in a
CREATE SOURCE
,CREATE TABLE
, orCREATE SINK
statement for a Kafka source/sink. #9119, #9128, #9728, #9263 - Deprecates the
use_transaction
field in the Kafka sink connector. #9207 - Adds support for zstd compression type for Kafka connector. #9297
- Deprecates the
upsert
property in the Kafka connector as it can be inferred from the row format. #9457 - Adds a new field
properties.sync.call.timeout
in the WITH clause of the Kafka source connector to control the timeout. #9005 - Adds support for a new row format
DEBEZIUM_MONGO_JSON
in the Kafka source connector. #9250 - Adds CSV format support for the Kafka source connector. #9875
Cluster configuration changes
--data_directory
and--state_store
must be specified on CLI of the meta node, or the cluster will fail to start. #9170- Clusters will refuse to start if the specified object store URL identified by
state_store
anddata_directory
is occupied by another instance. Do not share the object store URL between multiple clusters. #9642
Assets
- Run this version from Docker:
docker run -it --pull=always -p 4566:4566 -p 5691:5691 risingwavelabs/risingwave:v0.19.0 playground
- Prebuilt library for Linux
- Source code (zip)
- Source code (tar.gz)
v0.18.0
This version was released on March 31, 2023.
Starting from this version, we’ll respect semantic versioning conventions by using the middle number (y
, instead of z,
in x.y.z
) to indicate minor versions. That is why this is v0.18.0
, not v0.1.18
.
Main changes
Administration and troubleshooting
- Improves error messages by including the location of the statement in question. #8646
- Initial values of immutable system parameters can be specified via the meta-node command line. The initial values provided in the configuration file will be ignored. #8366
SQL features
- Adds initial support for user-defined functions. #8597 #8644 #8255 #7943
- Adds support for JSONB data type. #8256 #8181
- Adds support for
NULLS { FIRST | LAST }
inORDER BY
clauses. #8485 - New commands:
- New functions:
array_length
: Returns the length of an array. #8636- String functions implemented with the help of ChatGPT. #8767 #8839
chr(integer)
->varchar
starts_with(varchar, varchar)
->boolean
initcap(varchar)
->varchar
lpad(varchar, integer)
->varchar
lpad(varchar, integer, varchar)
->varchar
rpad(varchar, integer)
-> varcharrpad(varchar, integer, varchar)
->varchar
reverse(varchar)
->varchar
strpos(varchar, varchar)
->integer
to_ascii(varchar)
->varchar
to_hex(integer)
->varchar
to_hex(bigint)
->varchar
)
- Improves the data type values of columns returned by
DESCRIBE
. #8819 UPDATE
commands cannot update primary key columns. #8569- Adds support for microsecond precision for intervals. #8501
- Adds an optional parameter
offset
totumble()
andhop()
functions. #8490 - Data records that has null time values will be ignored by time window functions. #8146
- Improves the behaviors of the
exp
operator when the operand is too large or small. #8309 - Supports process time temporal join, which enables the joining of an append-only stream (such as Kafka) with a temporal table (e.g. a materialized view backed by MySQL CDC). This feature ensures that any updates made to the temporal table will not affect previous results obtained from the temporal join. Supports
FOR SYSTEM_TIME AS OF NOW()
syntax to express process time temporal join. #8480
Connectors
- Adds a new field
basetime
to the load generator connector for generating timestamp data. The load generator will take this field asnow
and generates data accordingly. #8619 - Empty cells in CSV are now parsed as null. #8709
- Adds the Iceberg connector. #8508
- Adds support for the upsert type to the Kafka sink connector. #8168
- Removes the message name parameter for Avro data. #8124
- Adds support for AWS PrivateLink for Kafka source connector. #8247
See the Full Changelog here.
Assets
- Run this version from Docker:
docker run -it --pull=always -p 4566:4566 -p 5691:5691 risingwavelabs/risingwave:v0.18.0 playground
- Prebuilt library for Linux
- Source code (zip)
- Source code (tar.gz)
v0.1.17
This version was released on February 28, 2023
Main changes
Administration
- Adds a system catalog view
rw_catalog.rw_ddl_progress
, with which users can view the progress of aCREATE INDEX
,CREATE SINK
, orCREATE MATERIALIZED VIEW
statement. #7914 - Adds the
pg_conversion
andpg_enum
system catalogs. #7964, #7706
SQL features
- Adds the
exp()
function. #7971 - Adds the
pow()
function. #7789 - Adds support for displaying primary keys in
EXPLAIN
statements. #7590 - Adds support for descending order in
CREATE INDEX
statements. #7822 - Adds
SHOW PARAMETERS
andALTER SYSTEM
commands to display and update system parameters. #7882, #7913
connectors
- Adds a new parameter
match_pattern
to the S3 connector. With the new parameter, users can specify the pattern to filter files that they want to ingest from S3 buckets. For documentation updates, see Ingest data from S3 buckets. #7565 - Adds the PostgreSQL CDC connector. Users can use this connector to ingest data and CDC events from PostgreSQL directly. For documentation updates, see Ingest data from PostgreSQL CDC. #6869, #7133
- Adds the MySQL CDC connector. Users can use this connector to ingest data and CDC events from MySQL directly. For documentation updates, see Ingest data from MySQL CDC. #6689, #6345, #6481, #7133
- Adds the JDBC sink connector, with which users can sink data to MySQL, PostgreSQL, or other databases that are compliant with JDBC. #6493
- Add new parameters to the Kafka sink connector.
Assets
- Run this version from Docker:
docker run -it --pull=always -p 4566:4566 -p 5691:5691 risingwavelabs/risingwave:v0.1.17 playground
- Prebuilt library for Linux
- Source code (zip)
- Source code (tar.gz)
v0.1.16
This version was released on February 1, 2023.
Main changes
Administration
- Adds support for aborting a query in local mode with
Ctrl + C
. #7444
SQL features
- Adds support for the
to_timestamp
function. #7060 - Adds support for the
RETURNING
clause in DML statements. #7094 - Breaking change: Deprecates
CREATE MATERIALIZED SOURCE
. To create a materialized source, create a table and include the newly added connector settings. #7281, #7110 - Adds support for the
c
andi
flags inregex_match()
andregex_matches()
functions. #7135 - Adds support for
SHOW CREATE TABLE
. You can use this statement to show the definition of a table. #7152 - Adds support for the
pg_stat_activity
system catalog and several system functions. #7274 - Adds the
_rw_kafka_timestamp
parameter to show the timestamps of Kafka messages. Users can now specify the scope of Kafka messages by timestamps. #7275, #7150 - Adds support for displaying PostgreSQL and RisingWave versions in
version()
. #7314 - Adds support for displaying internal tables using the
SHOW INTERNAL TABLES
statement. #7348 - Adds support for
SET VISIBILITY_MODE
You can use this session variable to configure whether only checkpoint data is readable for batch query. #5850 - Adds support for
SET STREAMING_PARALLELISM
. You can use this session variable to configure parallelism for streaming queries. #7370
Connectors
- Adds support for generating array and struct data using the datagen connector. #7099
- Adds the S3 source connector, with which users can ingest data in CSV format from S3 locations. For data ingestion from files, CSV is the only supported format and the files must be placed on S3. #6846
Assets
- Run this version from Docker:
docker run -it --pull=always -p 4566:4566 -p 5691:5691 risingwavelabs/risingwave:v0.1.16 playground
- Prebuilt library for Linux
- Source code (zip)
- Source code (tar.gz)
v0.1.15
This version was released on January 4, 2023.
Main changes
Installation and deployment
- Parallelism and available memory of compute nodes are now command-line arguments and removed from the configuration file. #6767
- The default barrier interval is set to 1 second. #6553
- Adds support for meta store backup and recovery. #6737
SQL features
- Adds support for
SHOW CREATE MATERIALIZED VIEW
andSHOW CREATE VIEW
to show how materialized and non-materialized views are defined. #6921 - Adds support for
CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS
. #6643 - A sink can be created from a SELECT query. #6648
- Adds support for struct casting and comparison. #6552
- Adds pg_catalog views and system functions. #6982
- Adds support for
CREATE TABLE AS
. #6798 - Ads the initial support for batch query on Kafka source. #6474
- Adds support for
SET QUERY_EPOCH
to query historical data based on meta backup. #6840
Connectors
- Improves the handling of schema errors for Avro and Protobuf data. #6821
- Adds two options to the datagen connector to make it possible to generate increasing timestamp values. #6591
Observability
- Adds metrics for the backup manager in Grafana. #6898
- RisingWave Dashboard can now fetch data from Prometheus and visualize it in charts. #6602
Assets
- Run this version from Docker:
docker run -it --pull=always -p 4566:4566 -p 5691:5691 risingwavelabs/risingwave:v0.1.15 playground
- Prebuilt library for Linux
- Source code (zip)
- Source code (tar.gz)
v0.1.14
This version was released on December 1, 2022.
Main changes
SQL features
PRIMARY KEY
constraint checks can be performed on materialized sources and tables but not on non-materialized sources. For tables or materialized sources that enabledPRIMARY KEY
constraints, if you insert data to an existing key, the new data will overwrite the old data. #6320 #6435- Adds support for timestamp with time zone data type. You can use this data type in time window functions, and convert between it and timestamp (without time zone). #5855 #5910 #5968
- Adds support for
UNION
andUNION ALL
operators. #6363 #6397 - Implements the
rank()
function to support a different mode of Top-N queries. #6383 - Adds support for logical views (
CREATE VIEW
). #6023 - Adds the
data_trunc()
function. #6365 - Adds the system catalog schema. #6227
- Displays error messages when users enter conflicting or redundant command options. #5933
Connectors
- Adds support for the Maxwell Change Data Capture (CDC) format. #6057
- Protobuf schema files can be loaded from Web locations in
s3://
,http://
, orhttps://
formats. #6114 #5964 - Adds support for Confluent Schema Registry for Kafka data in Avro and Protobuf formats. #6289
- Adds two options to the Kinesis connector. Users can specify the startup mode and optionally the sequence number to start with. #6317
Assets
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v0.1.13
This version was released on October 17, 2022.
Main changes
SQL features
-
SQL commands:
- Improves the formatting of response messages of
EXPLAIN
statements. #5541
- Improves the formatting of response messages of
-
SQL functions:
-
to_char()
now supports specifying output format in lowercase. #5032to_char(timestamp '2006-01-02 15:04:05', 'yyyy-mm-dd hh24:mi:ss')
→2006-01-02 15:04:05
-
generate_series
now supports negative steps. #5231 -
Adds support for sum/min/max functions over interval-type data. #5105, #5549
-
Adds support for specifying empty arrays. #5402
-
Casting from array to varchar is now supported. #5081
array[1,2]::varchar
→{1,2}
-
Casting from varchar to integer allows leading and trailing spaces. #5452
' 1 '::int
→1
-
-
Adds new system catalog and psql meta-commands. #5127, #5742
\d
: Lists all relations in the current database. (Materialized) sources are not supported yet.\dt
: Lists all tables in the current database.\dm
: Lists all materialized views in the current database.\di
: Lists all indexes in the current database.pg_catalog.pg_index
: Contains information about indexes.
Connectors
- Nested columns are now supported for the datagen connector. #5550
Assets
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v0.1.12
This version was released on September 7, 2022.
Main changes
SQL features
- SQL commands:
EXPLAIN
now supports specifying options. Supported options:trace
,verbose
, andtype
. Unlike PostgreSQL, each option should be separated by a comma and wrapped by parentheses as a whole. #4730- Adds support for
ALTER USER
. #4261 CREATE/ALTER USER
now has new optionsCREATEUSER
andNOCREATEUSER
, which specify whether or not the user has the privilege to create, alter, or drop other users. #4447- Adds support for EXPLAIN CREATE SINK. #4430
- SQL functions:
- Adds support for new system information functions:
current_schema
,current_schema()
, andsession_user
. #4358
- Adds support for new system information functions:
- The
pg_namespace
catalog now has a new namespace columnnspacl
for storing access privileges. #4326
Connectors
-
Some connector parameters were renamed. The old parameter names are still functional but may be deprecated in the future. #4503
-
Kafka & Redpanda
kafka.brokers
->properties.bootstrap.server
kafka.topic
->topic
kafka.scan.startup.mode
->scan.startup.mode
kafka.time.offset
->scan.startup.timestamp_millis
kafka.consumer.group
->consumer.group.id
-
Kinesis
kinesis.stream.name
->stream
kinesis.stream.region
->aws.region
kinesis.endpoint
->endpoint
kinesis.credentials.access
->aws.credentials.access_key_id
kinesis.credentials.secret
->aws.credentials.secret_access_key
kinesis.credentials.session_token
->aws.credentials.session_token
kinesis.assumerole.arn
->aws.credentials.role.arn
kinesis.assumerole.external_id
->aws.credentials.role.external_id
-
Pulsar
pulsar.topic
->topic
pulsar.admin.url
->admin.url
pulsar.service.url
->service.url
pulsar.scan.startup.mode
->scan.startup.mode
pulsar.time.offset
->scan.startup.timestamp_millis
-
-
The row format name,
debezium json
, for CDC stream sources, has been renamed todebezium_json
. #4494
Configuration changes
- The default batch query execution mode was changed from distributed to local. #4789
Assets
- Run this version from Docker:
docker run -it --pull=always -p 4566:4566 -p 5691:5691 ghcr.io/risingwavelabs/risingwave:v0.1.12 playground
- Prebuilt library for Linux is not available in this release.
- Source code (zip)
- Source code (tar.gz)
v0.1.11
This version was released on July 29, 2022.
Main changes
SQL features
- New SQL functions:
overlay()
: Replaces a substring. #3671generate_series()
: Generates a series of values from the starting point to the ending point. #4030regexp_match()
,regexp_matches()
: Compares a string against a regular expression pattern and returns matched substrings. #3702 #4062string_agg ()
: Concatenates the values into a string. #3952 #4183current_database()
: Returns the current database. #3650
- New SQL commands:
- Support for lookup joins. Currently, lookup joins can only be performed in local query mode. To use lookup joins, users need to set the configuration parameter
rw_batch_enable_lookup_join
to true. #3859 #3763 - An
ORDER BY
clause in theCREATE MATERIALIZED VIEW
statement is allowed but not considered as part of the definition of the materialized view. It is only used in the initial creation of the materialized view. It is not used during refreshes. This is a behavior change due to the introduction of parallel table scans. #3670 - Support for filter clauses on aggregate functions. #4114
Connectors
- RisingWave can now sink data to Kafka topics in append-only mode and Debezium mode. #3923 #3682 #3674
- Syntax change for
CREATE SOURCE
: A parameter name is no longer wrapped by single quotation marks. #3997. See the example:- Old:
CREATE SOURCE s1 WITH ( 'connector' = 'kafka', 'kafka.topic' = 'kafka_1_partition_topic', 'kafka.brokers' = '127.0.0.1:29092' ) ROW FORMAT json;
- New:
CREATE SOURCE s WITH ( connector = 'kafka', kafka.topic = 'kafka_1_partition_topic', kafka.brokers = '127.0.0.1:29092' ) ROW FORMAT json;
- Old:
Assets
- Run this version from Docker:
run -it --pull=always -p 4566:4566 -p 5691:5691 ghcr.io/risingwavelabs/risingwave:v0.1.11 playground
- Prebuilt library for Linux
- Source code (zip)
- Source code (tar.gz)
v0.1.10
This version was released on July 5, 2022.
Main changes
SQL features
SQL operators and functions
- Support string concatenation operator
||
. #3147 - Support interval comparison. #3222
- Support dividing intervals by integers, floats, or decimals. #3441
- Intervals multiplying intervals by floats. #3641
- Support more temporal operations. #3472
- Support Common Table Expressions (CTEs) as input of time window functions. #3188
- Add these new functions:
concat()
for concatenating strings #3091repeat()
for repeating string #3148octet_length()
and bit_length() for getting string length #3526Row()
for constructing rows #2914 #3152pg_typeof()
for getting data types of values #3494current_database()
for getting the name of the current database in the session #3650approx_count_distinct()
for distinct counting #3121unnest()
for expanding nested tables to rows #3017
- Support
count()
,min()
, andmax()
functions on these data types: interval, timestamp, varchar, and date. #3069
SQL commands
- Support
EXPLAIN CREATE INDEX
. #3229 - Add cascade and restrict options in
REVOKE
commands. #3363 - Expand the
CREATE TABLE
syntax to support creating append-only tables. #3058 - Support the
CREATE USER
command and user authentication. #3074
Data types
- Support implicit casts from single-quoted literals. #3487
- Add string as an alias for data type varchar. #3094
- Support string intervals. #3037
Database management
- Add the default super user “postgres”. #3127
- The default schema name is changed to “public” from “dev”. #3166
Connectors
- Add random seed for the Datagen Source Connector. #3124
Assets
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