Citrine v3.11.0 is released!
We're excited to announce the latest enhancements to Citrine Python that continue our commitment to providing our users with a robust and efficient experience. In this release, we've focused on improving our table configuration processes and optimizing our ingestion workflows.
As our platform evolves, we are incorporating faster and easier ways for users to define their training sets, and we now connect our power users to those methods. Users can now leverage direct access to our advanced default table definition processes that leverage GemdQuery
objects for even smoother table builds.
We've also taken steps to ensure that your data ingestion is not just effective, easy to use, with a direct link from data ingestion to training-set builds inside of a project. For those who value up-to-date and clear documentation, we've made corrections and enhancements to ensure that your integration with our SDK is as smooth as possible. Additionally, this release includes several internal improvements aimed at streamlining development, allowing us to consistently deliver the reliability and performance you expect from Citrine.
What's New
- Provide direct access to our latest default table definition methods via
from_query
for constructing a Table Config. #967
Improvements
- Modify compound ingest operation to wait for table build completion #970
- Internal improvements to streamline development #963, #964, #965, #968
Fixes
- Corrections to our documentation #966
- Add
project
argument to ingestion routes to enable table builds in the same call as ingestion #969
Full Changelog: v3.5.3...v3.11.0