Databricks releases, every cloud
- Base environments are now supported on classic compute (Beta)
Manages Python dependencies using Databricks-provided or custom environments.
- Manage project environments with %uv commands
Requires environment version 5 or above. Supports serverless notebooks.
- Search and replace text across files
Works in Databricks Git folders or Declarative Automation Bundles projects from the Search pane.
- Organize your work with spaces
Preserves open tabs for specific folders or projects.
- Mention Genie Code in notebook comments
Triggers AI help inline by typing @ and selecting Genie Code.
AWS, read it on their docsAzure, read it on their docsGCP, read it on their docsSAP(not on this cloud) - Solution Accelerators in Databricks Marketplace are now published as apps or notebooks
They are now categorized as apps or notebooks, with unchanged content.
AWS, read it on their docsAzure, read it on their docsGCP, read it on their docsSAP(not on this cloud) - Run the change, do not just read it. Hands-on labs in your own Databricks workspace, graded when you submit. Browse labs
- Install third-party apps from Databricks Marketplace
Installs apps directly in Unity Catalog-governed workspaces, keeping provider code closed-source.
AWS, read it on their docsAzure, read it on their docsGCP, read it on their docsSAP(not on this cloud) - Use Universal Commits to purchase Marketplace partner products
Up to 10% of Universal Commits can be used for third-party products.
AWS, read it on their docsAzure, read it on their docsGCP, read it on their docsSAP(not on this cloud) - Faster package installs with %uv pip in serverless notebooks
Requires environment version 5 or above. Replaces %pip for faster installs.
- Native data profiling for notebook results tables
View column statistics by selecting headers and clicking Open selection details. Available in notebooks and new SQL editor.
- Databricks Marketplace listing creation wizard
Guides setup of general info, data assets, and attributes in separate steps.
AWS, read it on their docsAzure, read it on their docsGCP, read it on their docsSAP(not on this cloud) - Paste images into notebooks
Copies images from local file system using ⌘ + V or Ctrl + V.
- View and restore your recent workspace tab sessions
Restores up to 10 recent sessions.
- View latest scheduled notebook job results
Shows latest scheduled run in notebooks and dashboards, can update notebook with latest results.
- Real-time collaboration in notebook cells, files, and SQL editor
Multiple users can edit the same cell simultaneously, viewing each other's edits.
- Use Git CLI commands in Git folders (Beta)
Runs standard Git commands in Databricks web terminal. Requires Git folder setup.
- Track and navigate notebook runs with the new cell execution minimap
Appears in the right margin, shows cell execution states, and allows clicking to jump to a cell.
- Enhanced autocomplete for complex data types in notebooks
Supports structs, maps, and arrays in SQL cells, and provides column recommendations for CTEs using SELECT *.
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- Serverless compute runtime updated to 17.1
corresponds to Databricks Runtime 17.1, see release notes for details.
- Databricks Assistant: User and workspace instructions now available
Custom instructions can be added by users or admins, applying to all Assistant experiences.
- Edit mode in Assistant does multi-cell code refactoring and more
Performs reasoning and editing across multiple cells without manual intervention.
- Serverless compute runtime updated to 17.0
corresponds to Databricks Runtime 17.0, see release notes for details
- Improvements to the notebook editing experience
Adds split view and native find-and-replace tool.
- Serverless notebooks: Restore Python variables after idle termination
Restores Python variables from snapshot after idle termination. Requires reconnection to restore.
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