Summary
Databricks CLI v1.0.0 is now generally available, moving interactive OAuth token storage to OS-native secure stores by default and requiring users to re-authenticate with databricks auth login. This release also introduces the databricks aitools command group for managing coding agent skills and adds new Lakebase Postgres resources for Databricks Asset Bundles.
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