Looker 25.0 is launching this month!
Release dates:
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Expected Looker (original) deployment start: Monday, January 13, 2025
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Expected Looker (original) final deployment and download available: Thursday, January 23, 2025
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Expected Looker (Google Cloud core) deployment start: Monday, January 13, 2025
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Expected Looker (Google Cloud core) final deployment: Monday, January 27, 2024
Breaking changes:
- The LookML Validator no longer supports the Liquid variables
base_view,explore,model, andviewwithout an underscore in the prefix. The variables_base_view,_explore,_model, and_vieware supported. - An issue has been fixed where Looker failed to include some required fields in queries. Queries that use fields with Liquid references to other fields may now include additional fields.
- Extensions can no longer be accessed outside of the sandboxed iframe.
- Custom visualizations can no longer be accessed outside of the sandboxed iframe.
- The Liquid
divided_byfilter now performs floating point number division instead of integer division when the inputs are integers. For example,1 | divided_by: 2will now return0.5instead of0.
Notable features:
- The Redshift driver now configures TCP keep-alives to make long-running queries more reliable.
- The SQL Interface feature now supports Explores that use the
conditionally_filtersparameter. Previously disabled Explores are now enabled. - The Chart Config Editor now supports conditional data formatters, which let you compare data values to other measure values.
Check the release notes for more details. Happy Lookering!