New global permission to view organization users - A new global permission, View organization users, determines whether a user is able to see the lists of users and groups in the organization. This permission is required in order to use the Tonic application to grant access to and transfer ownership of a workspace, and to grant access to global permission sets. It is not required when you use the Tonic API to perform these tasks. The permission is granted to the built-in Admin, Admin (Environment), and General User permission sets. When you upgrade, Tonic automatically grants this permission to your custom global permission sets.
Other updates
On the workspace details view, added a new upsert processing option, Warn on Mismatched Constraints. When this is enabled, Tonic treats mismatched foreign key and unique constraints between the source and destination databases as warnings instead of errors, so that the upsert job does not fail.
Tonic now accepts all AWS RDS certificate authorities. Previously, we only accepted rds-ca-2019. The accepted certificates include:
- rds-ca-rsa2048-g1
- rds-ca-rsa4096-g1
- rds-ca-ecc384-g1
When job log recording (used to download job logs from the Tonic application) fails, it no longer creates a recording retry loop.
File connector
- Additional fixes to skip and log invalid rows instead of failing the data generation.
- Fixed an issue where when you added a file to an existing file group, and any column name contained a leading or trailing space, Tonic incorrectly displayed a schema mismatch error.
- You can now add .gzip files to a file group in a file connector workspace. The original file that was compressed must have the same format and structure as the other files in the file group. .gzip files are only supported for workspaces that use files from Amazon S3 or Google Cloud Storage. They are not supported in workspaces that use local files.
PostgreSQL
- During upsert, improved performance when de-conflicting unique constraints.
