Announcing the release of Spice v1.1.2! 🔗
Spice v1.1.2 improves Delta Lake Data Connector performance, introduces new Accept headers for the /v1/sql and /v1/nsql endpoints to include query metadata with results, and resolves an issue with the Snowflake Data Connector when handling wide tables (>600 columns).
The official Tableau Connector for Spice.ai v0.1 has been released, making it easy to connect to both self-hosted Spice.ai and Spice Cloud instances using Tableau.

Delta Lake Data Connector: Upgraded delta_kernel to v0.9, and optimized scan operations, reducing query execution time by up to 20% on large datasets.
Snowflake Data Connector: Fixed a bug that caused failures when loading tables with more than 600 columns.
Query Metadata (SQL and NSQL): Added support for the application/vnd.spiceai.sql.v1+json Accept header on the /v1/sql endpoint, and the application/vnd.spiceai.nsql.v1+json Accept header on the /v1/nsql endpoint, enabling responses to include metadata such as the executed SQL query and schema alongside results.
Example:
Example response:
For details, see the SQL Query API and NSQL API documentation.
No breaking changes in this release.
No major cookbook additions.
The Spice Cookbook now includes 65 recipes to help you get started with Spice quickly and easily.
To upgrade to v1.1.2, use one of the following methods:
CLI:
Homebrew:
Docker:
Pull the spiceai/spiceai:1.1.2 image:
For available tags, see DockerHub.
Helm:
delta_kernel to 0.9 (#5343) by @phillipleblanc in #5356application/vnd.spiceai.sql.v1+json format (#5333) by @sgrebnov in #5333delta_kernel::log_segment logging and refactor log filtering by @phillipleblanc in #5367application/vnd.spiceai.sql.v1+json with schema and row_count fields by in Full Changelog: v1.1.1...v1.1.2