What timeplus-io/proton shipped
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Week of September 14, 2026
What shipped
- Released v3.0.31 with dependency updates and fixes [2]. Release
- Fixed WAL corruption on disk full by rolling back partial writes to avoid torn records at log tail [1]. Pull request #1229
- Fixed Iceberg integration to write field IDs into Parquet data files [4]. Pull request #1225
- Fixed Iceberg writes to use database storage_endpoint for S3 URLs instead of failing with connection errors [5]. Pull request #1227
- Fixed CI scheduled workflows that were failing to start due to ownership issues [3]. Pull request #1228
- Removed remote UDF test cases that relied on a retired AWS Lambda endpoint [0]. Pull request #1230
Why it matters
Reliability improvements for data persistence and Iceberg storage integration address critical failure modes. The WAL fix prevents data corruption during disk full scenarios, while Iceberg fixes resolve write failures that blocked users from persisting streaming data.
Changelog entry
- Release v3.0.31 Release
- Fix WAL corruption by rolling back torn records on partial writes during ENOSPC errors Pull request #1229
- Fix Iceberg integration to write field IDs into Parquet data files Pull request #1225
- Fix Iceberg writes to use database storage_endpoint for S3 URLs Pull request #1227
- Fix CI scheduled workflow ownership to prevent startup failures Pull request #1228
- Remove remote UDF test cases with retired AWS Lambda endpoint Pull request #1230
v3.0.31 ships fixes for WAL corruption on disk full and Iceberg storage integration issues. Remote UDF test cleanup and CI reliability improvements also included.
v3.0.31 is out with important reliability fixes. We resolved WAL corruption that could occur during disk full scenarios by properly rolling back partial writes. Iceberg integration now correctly writes field IDs and uses the configured storage endpoint. CI workflow ownership fixes ensure scheduled tests run reliably.