Data Integration Release Notes for June 2026
Sources
We added these features
SharePoint
- SharePoint is now available as a source connector. You can extract files from Microsoft SharePoint Online document libraries and load them into any supported target. The connector supports CSV, Excel, JSON Lines, and pass-through file types. For more information, refer to SharePoint connection.
Enhancements
NetSuite Analytics
- The Auto Detect Tables Relations toggle for the NetSuite Analytics connector is now enabled by default. When enabled, the connector automatically detects table relationships and selects primary keys for you. If a pipeline hangs in pending status, you can disable this option; when disabled, manually select primary keys in the Schema tab if you use Upsert or Merge loading mode. For more information, refer to Tables definitions.
- NetSuite has deployed a server-side fix that resolved pipelines hanging in pending status on the NetSuite2.com data source. An updated JDBC driver is rolling out in phases as part of ongoing stability improvements. Your existing pipelines continue to run as before.
We fixed this issue
MySQL CDC
- The MySQL CDC source now displays a clear error message when the MySQL binlog format is set to MIXED instead of the required ROW format, allowing you to identify and correct the configuration issue before running your data flow.
REST API
We added this feature
- You can now create, update, and delete any source connector through the Data Integration API. Full CRUD support is available across all source types, including relational databases, storage sources, and API sources (predefined and custom reports). For more information, refer to Data Integration APIs.
Targets
Enhancement
Snowflake
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The Snowflake Merge loading mode is upgraded to use native Snowflake Merge semantics. This update applies automatically to all existing data flows. With this update:
- Loads are faster with less overhead across all Snowflake data flows.
- Snowflake Time Travel history is preserved across upsert operations.
- SYSADMIN privileges are no longer required at runtime.
- Data flows running under Managed Schemas are now supported.
- If the target table has no primary key configured, the merge fails with a clear error.
- If a data type mismatch is detected during merge, the merge fails with a clear error.
For more information, refer to Snowflake as a target.
Sources
We added this feature
Jira
- The Jira connector now includes a Use strict datatypes toggle. When enabled, the connector maps Jira fields to their correct data types (for example, IDs as integers and timestamps as datetime) instead of returning all fields as strings. The toggle is enabled by default for new data flows and disabled for existing data flows to preserve compatibility with your current target schema. For more information, refer to Use strict datatypes.
Sources
Redshift
Deprecation notice:
- Amazon Redshift ends support for Python user-defined functions (UDFs) on June 30, 2026. SQL queries that call Python UDFs will fail after this date.
Sources
We added this feature
Google Ads
- The Google Ads connector is upgraded to API version 24 (V24). If your data flows use Google Ads, review your field mappings for any fields changed or removed in V24. For more information, refer to Google Ads upgrade V24.
Sources
Enhancement
Oracle CDC
- Oracle CDC now removes committed transactions from DuckDB after DynamoDB acknowledges them, preventing unbounded storage growth during large transaction batches or backlog recovery. For more information, refer to Oracle CDC walkthrough.
Sources
Mixpanel
Deprecation notice:
- Mixpanel will retire Project Secret authentication on March 3, 2027. After this date, data flows using Project Secret authentication will stop running.
- What you need to do: Before March 3, 2027, update your Mixpanel connections to use Service Account authentication. You will need a service account username and secret from your Mixpanel project settings. For more information, refer to Mixpanel connection.
