v1.7.44
Bug fixes for API gateway meta scope enforcement, cubestore error messages, query orchestration caching, MSSQL pushdown joins, and pre-aggregation handling. New CLI agent evals feature and security update for hive-driver thrift dependency.
1.7.44 (2026-09-24)
Bug Fixes
- api-gateway: enforce meta scope on /v1/graphql-to-json (#11939) (f566e35)
- cubestore: keep create table error messages concise (#11961) (f770fda)
- query-orchestrator: Bound cached pre-aggregation partition plans (#11896) (555e710), closes #11860
- query-orchestrator: don't report a cancelled query as a query error (#11759) (9070984)
- schema-compiler: render MSSQL pushdown joins (#11778) (218d4a0)
- tesseract: never serve a calendar time shift from a plain rollup (#11979) (f177d5d)
- tesseract: render FILTER_PARAMS on the measure side of a join back (#11814) (4cb9452)
- tesseract: retry pre-aggregation matching within one external type (#11812) (3222ec0)
- testing: gate MSSQL container readiness on the
salogin (#11917) (0564fb5)
Features
- cli: run agent evals (CUB-3667) (#11953) (ecd267c)
- hive-driver: Upgrade thrift 0.20.0 -> 0.23.0 to fix GHSA-r67j-r569-jrwp (#11969) (28157ac)
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