Run, debug, and scale Databricks workloads from your local IDE
Summary
Databricks now lets you interactively run and debug workloads directly from your IDE, connecting to Serverless, AI Runtime, and dedicated clusters without switching to the workspace UI. You can browse Unity Catalog and edit workspace files locally, with your project dependencies kept in sync between the IDE and workspace.
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