Release version 2.338

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Details about the release

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Release version​​2.338
Release date21 September, 2026​​

Docker image ID ​ ​

Link to download the Docker image:​​https://hub.docker.com/r/datadotworld/dwcc/tags
  • arm64:​​ 81d9196ff8bd67faad4803705de3c01a1891114bd6e47935937deaaa0500883a
  • ​amd64:​​ f6c456fd730c120a250e9ce4b4a02c09f2c7b1d2a01a953a5c314305be992abe

Jar file ​ ​ ​ ​ ​​ ​ ​ ​

Link to download the JAR file:​​https://releases.data.world/dwcc/2.338/dwcc-2.338.zip
  • ​​Sha256:​​ 0e2ec2cea7bad215e7ba909ef2fad195629be8a5c4eb85ec981b3743f183d112

​​New features​​

  • Databricks collector: ​​
    • Added support for Lakeflow pipeline harvesting, expanding metadata coverage for Databricks data orchestration.
    • The collector now harvests metric view dimension and measure columns, providing complete metric metadata capture.
  • ​​ServiceNow collector:​​ The collector now harvests data lineage from ServiceNow's native Import Set Transform Map framework
  • ​​Salesforce collector:​ Added support for ​Auth Authorization Code flow with refresh-token storage​​, providing an alternative to username/password authentication. Users can now authenticate via long-lived refresh tokens obtained through the OAuth consent flow without storing Salesforce credentials directly.

Bug fixes

  • ​​​​Snowflake, Redshift, Databricks, Denodo, Dremio, Oracle, PostgreSQL, Teradata, MySQL, Db2, Netezza, SQL Server, SAP HANA, Hive, Azure Data Factory, and Fivetran collectors:​​ Fixed invalid IRIs in jdbcUrl values, which caused collection failures and prevented catalog population in data.world.
  • ​​Snowflake collector:​​ Upgraded JDBC driver from 3.28.0 to 4.1.0, fixing incorrect metadata reporting for expression-based columns (such as computed facts), which previously caused errors in third-party tools consuming Snowflake metadata.​​