Summary
The SDK adds support for new clean room task run management and PostgreSQL CDF configuration, plus numerous new fields across compute, ML, pipelines, and serving services. Breaking changes include IAM v2 method endpoint updates, type changes for internal IDs, and removal of deprecated fields in jobs and ML services.
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This release adds several new optional fields across Jobs, Serving, and Settings APIs, including priority class configuration for AI Runtime tasks, UC service credentials for Amazon Bedrock, and workspace label management. A new gpu_8x_b300 accelerator type is now available for compute specifications.
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The Pipelines API's source_table and source_schema fields are now optional to support streaming and message-bus connectors that don't use source tables or schemas. New ai_functions and sandbox workspace services are available, along with expanded APIs for bundle deployments, feature engineering, PostgreSQL, IAM v2, and model deployment resources.