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We added the ability for users to easily explore each lineage node via clicking on the node and bringing out a slide-out, where users will find the table's freshness and volume charts, query logs, usage info, and tags & descriptions.

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Users can now use CRON expressions when defining the schedule of a SQL Rule. This option is available when using Absolute and Relative thresholds but not when using Automatic thresholds.

To dramatically increase performance and reduce compute of MC-generated queries, we released a feature that automatically detects partition logic in tables for query optimization. This feature enables us to expand the RCA correlation analysis to data lakes and increases the performance of our Field Health and Dimension Tracking monitors running on partitioned tables.

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With tag filtering support for domains, you can now use table tags to define which tables are included in the Domain. Adding or removing a table tag used for the Domain definition will result in that table being added or removed from the domain.

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We launched a brand new design for the Incident IQ page. The page now follows a simple left-hand side navigation with a summary-to-details top-down flow, consistent with the most recent catalog page redesign.

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Users can now set the specific sensitivity of the Volume Change Detector.

The choices are:
Low: Volume changes can be inconsistent. Detector will only alert on extreme variability.
Medium: \[default\\] Volume changes can be somewhat inconsistent.
High: Volume changes must be very consistent or will result in alerts.

This can be found on a specific Catalog page under the Volume Tab.

Along with this, we have made information which was available on the graph more visible showing the expected change for Volume along with timing information for Freshness Detector and Volume Detectors.

These thresholds can be found under the catalog page either in the Freshness or Volume tabs.

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Use Monte Carlo's full API directly and conveniently from the UI to test or experiment. These are the same APIs that power Monte Carlo’s web-based application, CLI, Airflow provider, and SDK. Access the API Explorer from the Settings page (available to Account Owners and Editors).

In the new CLI version (v0.26.4), we now support Snowflake key pair authorization as an alternative to username-password authorization.  Users can now provide --private-key and --private-key-passphrase (for encrypted private key) options when setting up Snowflake integrations.