13 docs tagged with "IDE"

Apr 2023 release note: We've enhanced the IDE by displaying load times when previewing models, showing live previews of Markdown and CSV files, adding the ability to duplicate files in the File Tree, and more.

Jan 2022 release note: Autocomplete snippets for SQL and YAML files in IDE

Feb 2022 release note: Clicking a node in the DAG opens a model or config file in new tab in the IDE.

Develop, test, run, and build in the Cloud IDE. With the Cloud IDE, you can compile dbt code into SQL and run it against your database directly

Jul 2022 release note: Use the Render Lineage button to visualize large DAGs

Aug 2022 release note: Launch of the IDE beta, which focuses on performance and reliability improvements.

Oct 2022 release note: Introducing a new dbt Cloud IDE that's faster, has performance upgrades, ergonomics improvements, and other delightful enhancements.

Feb 2023 release note: We've enhanced the IDE by adding custom node colors in the DAG, ref autocomplete, double-click files to rename them, add link to repo from the branch name, enabled syntax highlighting for jinja, improve file tree render time, and more.

Develop, test, run, and build in the Cloud IDE. With the Cloud IDE, you can compile dbt code into SQL and run it against your database directly

Jan 2023 release note: We've enhanced the IDE with improved syntax highlighting, faster and snappier IDE, improved error messaging, view repo status, added an easter egg, and more.

Mar 2023 release note: We've enhanced the IDE by adding add common dbt commands to the command palette, creating PRs even if you have uncommitted changes, autocompleting suggestions when editing a yml file, editing directly in the git diff view, improved the DAG selector, upgraded sqlfmt, improved syntax error messaging, and more.

Nov 2022 release note: We've enhanced the IDE by adding a button to automatically format your SQL. Added dark mode, Git diff view, and 4 new autocomplete options. We have deprecated the classic IDE.

Mar 2022 release note: We fixed an issue where a spotty internet connection could cause the “IDE session timed out” message to appear unexpectedly. People using a VPN were most likely to see this issue.