Celigo platform 2023.7.1 release notes

Prebuilt connectors are now available for Azure Form Recognizer, Confluent Kafka, Cvent, Lever, MariaDB, Meta, Nimble, Pinecone, Salsify, and Trello.

Find complete instructions and popular integration scenarios – along with connector resource enhancements – at Celigo platform connectors 2023.7.1 release notes.

When configuring Snowflake imports, you can now select the table to receive bulk SQL inserts from a list of validated tables that you can filter by name. You can also define rules in a dynamic lookup to identify the destination table, which you can reference in a handlebars expression.

Upon saving the import, you can immediately view default auto-mapped fields. You can also choose specific columns to map from the Snowflake table, allowing you to update the mappings as needed.

You can start a script for any hook event, transformation, form initialization, or filter while working in Flow builder. You don’t have to go to another menu item and return to select it. In addition, the script stubs all contain complete details.

Also, when you examine a script’s properties (Resources menu > Scripts > Actions…), the support for My API scripts is now improved:

You can now create an iClient for any supported API in a connection. For example, if you create a connection to Meta, you can customize your iClient so it’s specific to the Instagram API.

We are excited to announce a range of enhancements to the platform’s performance, stability, and security. In this release, we upgraded essential dependencies and libraries to the latest versions:

As part of ongoing efforts to improve the integration runtime, we have made significant enhancements in handling application crashes. Previously, all flows would be canceled if they encountered a crash resulting from uncaught exceptions, memory issues, or stuck third-party routines.

Now, when a crash occurs in an import or a lookup, all unaffected pages of data will continue to process. For pages in progress during the crash, you will receive the error, “Unexpected crash. Unfortunately, we do not know if the record was processed successfully before the crash,” alerting you to review and retry any unprocessed records.

Similarly, if a crash happens during a non-delta export, the pages in progress will be completed, and an error will be added to the dashboard: “Unexpected crash. Please re-run the flow to try again.”

In the case of a delta export, the flow will be canceled as usual. It is important to note that crashes during real-time flows or error retries also haven’t changed.

You can pass additional data in the input parameter’s options object when calling exports.run() and imports.run(). Customers have requested a way to send values, especially when running My APIs.

A Slack app configured to subscribe to events will send a challenge along with a URL verification to the flow’s webhook listener. To receive the message, integrator.io now responds as expected with the challenge value and a response code of 200.