Summary
This release adds support for JAR analysis in Clean Rooms, Azure capacity reservation groups in compute instance pools, and a new JDBC connection type. It also introduces a breaking change by removing the codeSourcePath field from the AiRuntimeTask configuration in the jobs service.
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