➔ ingestr v1.0.55 - Vitess TLS and CDC Fixes
ingestr v1.0.55 was published on June 30, 2026, with a focused CDC update for Vitess and Postgres users. The main change is TLS support for the Vitess CDC VStream connection, backed by a Postgres CDC fix that preserves array columns and makes BigQuery load errors visible. This release is not marked as a prerelease.
➔ ingestr v1.0.49 - Schema Evolution Fixes for BigQuery
ingestr v1.0.49 was published on June 29, 2026, and it is mostly a schema evolution fix release for data pipeline operators. The main user facing change is safer BigQuery merge behavior around integer primary keys, with smaller updates for destination specific type handling and the MongoDB driver. It is not marked as a prerelease.
➔ Great Expectations 1.18.2 - Spark Connect Fix
Great Expectations 1.18.2 was published on June 26, 2026, with a targeted Spark Connect compatibility fix for Spark distinct value metrics. The release also clears BigQuery and Python 3.13 maintenance friction, fixes scheduled CI noise, and updates the docs build stack. It is a small patch release, but it touches the kind of edges that show up in real data validation work.
➔ ingestr v1.0.41 - GitLab Source and Braze User Data
ingestr v1.0.41 was published on June 23, 2026, with a practical set of connector and loader changes. The main user facing change is a new GitLab source, backed by Braze user_data work and an optimization for BigQuery merge partition pruning.
➔ Ingestr v1.0.33 - Db2 Source and BigQuery Loader Fixes
Ingestr v1.0.33 adds a native Db2 source and ships several fixes for BigQuery, Databricks, and SQL Server loaders. The release landed on June 15, 2026 as a stable build, not a prerelease. For operators running mixed enterprise databases, the Db2 connector is the item worth upgrading for first.