Releases: thoughtspot/cs_tools
🦋 Huge makeover!
With this release, we're getting a makeover!
.. and I'm talkin' a HUGE one! "Also" is probably going to be my favorite word in this release. Not only will this website host our documentation and changes for each tool, but also how-to and help guides as well.
The Github project is also now public! That means if you are savvy enough, you could submit a Pull Request to make the tools even better!
The command line interface got a bit of a facelift also, with plenty of standardization in common functions, some fancier text output, as well as having the help text be more descriptive and match formats you've come to expect from other popular clis.
Oh, and also on the list are two new tools called the Archiver and Extractor!
There's a bunch more small changes and additions also, so check them out below!
Head on over to our brand new documentation site for all the details:
https://thoughtspot.github.io/cs_tools/changelog/1.2.0/
1.2.1
- resolve
lxmlvulnerability found in GHSA-55x5-fj6c-h6m8
1.2.2
- hotfix for ThoughtSpot cloud version scheme changing with 8.0 release
- add support for beta SQL View in searchable-content
🛠 2 new tools!
With this release, we welcome two new contributors to the the CS Tools project!
@DevinMcPherson-TS approached the project wanting freshen up his coding skills and help out some of our well-adopted customers with a by allowing them to leverage the bulk delete APIs. Check out his addition to cs_tools with the Delete Objects over at its readme.
@MishaThoughtSpot - not a new contributor to code at ThoughtSpot by any means - Misha has plenty of experience working in and around security settings in ThoughtSpot and has come up with a really savvy interface for quickly seeing and setting table- and column-level security settings. Check it out at the Security Sharing tool readme.
Customer-sharable dist.zip of this release is attached below!
