Gluesync release notes and changes

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Latest Release: 2.1.0

Released: June 27, 2025

2.1 is the first major update to Gluesync 2 since its initial release 10 months ago. It introduces two powerful features to the Core Hub: Groups and Chains. These features transform how you organize and manage your data entities, making complex data integration scenarios more manageable and intuitive.

2.1 also includes a set of features that will be gradually released in the upcoming weeks such as User Defined Functions (UDFs), Automatic Target Table Creation and a whole new object browser.

Release Highlights 🌟

  • Groups: organize and manage entities all together for streamlined operations such as common settings and tasks management;

  • Chains: define a physical execution order for entities allowing for referential integrity;

  • Tons of improvements and bug fixes;

New Features

⛓️ Groups & Chains

Groups and Chains transform how you organize and manage your data entities, making complex data integration scenarios more manageable and intuitive.

While Groups serve as a logical grouping mechanism for entities, designed to simplify configuration and settings management across multiple related entities, Chains define a physical execution order allowing for referential integrity among tables.

You can learn more about Groups and Chains here.