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Week of November 2, 2026

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Week of October 26, 2026

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This week focused on ingestion and function execution reliability: key handling for S2S endpoints and synchronous function calls, caching of signing keys, and a ClickHouse upload stall fix that was losing affected log batches. Users sending existing public id:secret keys to the S2S batch endpoint should see those requests work again.

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Jitsu 2.15.0 beta releases this week: fixed S2S endpoint write-key precedence, blocked computed UDF imports, cached function signing keys, and stopped ClickHouse upload stalls that dropped log batches.

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This week Jitsu shipped fixes across ingestion and function execution. Write-key type precedence is restored on S2S endpoints, so existing public id:secret keys sent to the S2S batch endpoint no longer return 401. Computed UDF imports are blocked before filesystem glob expansion, and functions authentication signing keys are now cached in both Go and TypeScript. ClickHouse upload stalls caused by chunked writes with non-ASCII strings are fixed, preventing lost log batches, and the retl-runner prepareSource preflight now accepts objectMappings. Beta releases 2.15.0-beta.95 through beta.99 are available.

Week of October 19, 2026

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This week's work centers on Reverse ETL: mapping composition, mapping suggestions, validation before save, grouped stream setup and clearer rejection diagnostics. Warehouse readers for several destinations were hardened, and the destination schema cache is now re-validated so schema drift is caught. A LinkedIn Pages source was also added to the console to replace a failing Airbyte version.

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This week: Reverse ETL gets composed object mappings, mapping suggestions, validation before save and clearer rejection diagnostics. PostgreSQL, ClickHouse and BigQuery readers hardened, destination schema cache staleness bounded, and a new LinkedIn Pages source in the console.

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This week's Jitsu work focuses on Reverse ETL. Object-valued mappings can be composed from named properties, stream settings can suggest mappings for review, saves validate required fields and alternatives, and setup is grouped into required, alternative and optional fields. Google rejections now keep structured field violations and reason codes. Beyond mappings, the PostgreSQL, ClickHouse and BigQuery readers were hardened, the destination schema cache in AutoCommitStream can no longer grow indefinitely stale, and the console now offers jitsucom/source-linkedin-pages in place of the Airbyte version. Beta releases shipped through 2.15.0-beta.94.

Week of October 12, 2026

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This week adds warehouse readers for Snowflake, Redshift and MySQL for Reverse ETL, plus a Microsoft Advertising destination with audiences and offline conversions. It also changes the bulker batch consumer lifecycle and cuts runner start time after long runs. People running Reverse ETL get more warehouse and destination options, and long runs should start faster.

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This week: Snowflake, Redshift and MySQL readers for Reverse ETL, Microsoft Advertising as a Reverse ETL destination with Customer Match audiences and offline conversions, a centralized bulker batch consumer lifecycle, faster runner start after long runs, and Reverse ETL sync cou

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This week in Jitsu: Reverse ETL warehouse support expanded with readers for Snowflake, Redshift and MySQL, each using existing destination configuration. Microsoft Advertising (Bing Ads) is now a Reverse ETL-only destination with Customer Match audiences and offline conversions sharing credentials across two streams. The bulker batch consumer lifecycle is centralized so batch and retry consumers serialize Kafka operations in one owner goroutine. Runner start after a long run was sped up, and the scratch index is no longer synced to disk when a run starts. Destination summaries now show Reverse ETL sync counts, and users can link a second Firebase sign-in provider to the same email. Beta releases 2.15.0-beta.79 through beta.85 shipped.

Week of October 5, 2026

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This week brought a large set of reverse ETL changes across Meta, Google and a webhook destination, plus retention and error reporting work. It also made plan entitlements visible for custom domains and identity stitching, and fixed self-hosted session resolution by deriving the NextAuth URL. For people running the project, the delivery paths are more predictable and failed runs are easier to explain.

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Reverse ETL updates: Meta Ads audiences and conversions, Google snapshot validation, webhook destinations with a retention bucket, and 48-hour pending status. Custom domains and identity stitching are now plan entitlements. NEXTAUTH_URL is derived from JITSU_PUBLIC_URL when unset

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Reverse ETL saw a lot of work this week. Meta Ads audiences and conversions landed, Google audience creation now validates its first-run snapshot, webhook destinations store retained rows in a retention bucket, connections are reused, and unresolved deliveries stay pending with status refreshed for 48 hours. Meta target pickers and preflight checks reduce bad saves. Custom domains and identity stitching became plan entitlements, and self-hosted installs derive the NextAuth URL from JITSU_PUBLIC_URL when it is unset. GitHub OAuth callback failures also log the underlying HTTP response.

Week of September 28, 2026

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This week focused on stability improvements across the platform. Better Postgres failover handling and container startup probes reduce production incidents, while the fetch connection-pool fix prevents resource exhaustion in high-volume environments. A security vulnerability was also patched.

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This week: Postgres failover resilience, connection-pool leak fixed, faster function-server startup, and a security update. Two beta releases shipped.

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Jitsu shipped stability improvements this week: the sync-sidecar now handles Postgres failovers gracefully, a connection-pool leak in destination functions is fixed, and functions-server startup is more reliable with a new probe. A high-severity dependency vulnerability was also patched. Two beta releases went out.

Week of September 21, 2026

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Reverse ETL is now production-ready with support for BigQuery and ClickHouse warehouses, a complete console UI for model creation and run management, and improved diagnostics. The week focused on warehouse compatibility and fixing critical functionality for data activation workflows.

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Reverse ETL now supports BigQuery and ClickHouse. Full console UI for model editor, extraction settings, and run management shipped this week in 2.15.0 beta releases.

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Reverse ETL progress: added BigQuery and ClickHouse warehouse support, shipped the complete console UI with model editor (Monaco SQL, preview, extraction settings), improved run management and diagnostics. Full-mirror cleanup visibility and OAuth binding fixes also included across beta 63-67.

Week of September 14, 2026

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The week focused on Reverse ETL infrastructure for Google Ads Customer Match destinations, with multiple PRs building the persistence layer, orchestration, and provider adapters. Compression improvements via klauspost/gzip and zstd provide performance options across ingest and warehouse paths.

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2.15.0-beta.62 ships Reverse ETL core for Google Ads, async batch delivery, and compression upgrades across S3/GCS and warehouse paths.

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2.15.0-beta.62 brings Reverse ETL infrastructure for Google Ads Customer Match destinations, including async batch processing with journal staging and reconciliation. Compression improvements deliver klauspost/gzip on ingest paths and zstd support for S3/GCS and warehouse batches.

Weeks with too little public activity are left out rather than filled in. Last updated 2026-11-10.

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