Summary
Databricks Asset Bundles now includes a select flag in the direct deployment engine to plan and deploy specific resource subsets, along with support for Terraform references and automatic transient HTTP retries. The experimental open command expands to support additional workspace resources such as volumes and vector search endpoints, while notebook task paths now correctly preserve Lakeflow Designer files.
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SSH sessions now automatically reattach and replay missed bytes when the tunnel connection drops temporarily, preventing session interruptions and eliminating manual reconnect workarounds. The CLI adds PyDABs secrets support, JSON output for aitools install with error categorization for CI automation, and displays bundle sync progress by default.
Databricks Asset Bundles introduces PyDABs catalog support, updates default templates to Databricks Runtime 16.4, and adds validation checks before completing migrations to the direct engine. The release also fixes several direct deployment engine update bugs and improves Python fallback handling during local environment setup.
Databricks Asset Bundles now correctly handles app updates during bundle deployment when an active deployment already exists. It also fixes reference resolution and deployment failures for resource keys starting with an underscore.
Bundles automatically migrate from Terraform state to the direct engine on clean deploys (opt-out via engine: terraform), and SSH sessions stay connected during idle periods with automatic keepalives every 30 seconds. Direct engine bundle operations now correctly handle removed configuration fields, support cluster policies resources, and include a DATABRICKS_BUNDLE_RESOURCE_MAX_WAIT timeout setting.
Databricks Asset Bundles now report detailed resource action summaries and file sync counts during deploy and destroy operations, alongside fixes for workspace Git folder metadata and state migration. The CLI now enables FIPS 140-3 compliance by default for TLS connections, adds Goose support to aitools, and automatically resolves conflicting databricks-connect pins in local environment setups.