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Mar 26, 2026 · @gitryder

We added a new Stream view to the Explorer that shows all pipeline results as a continuous list of expandable events. You can switch between the Table, Chart, and Stream views using the view selector in the toolbar. The Stream view displays events from all schemas together, with color-coded badges to distinguish between them. Each row shows a one-line preview that you can expand to inspect the full event. The view remembers your selection across pipeline runs, and the event list scrolls horizontally as a whole, with schema badges staying pinned on the left.

Organization and workspace collaboration API

Section titled “Organization and workspace collaboration API”

Mar 25, 2026 · @lava

Organizations provide collaborative workspaces for teams on the Tenzir platform. The new organizations API allows users to create organizations, manage memberships, and control workspace access through invitations.

Organization Management: Create organizations with tenzir-platform org create <name> and delete them with tenzir-platform org delete. View organization details and members using tenzir-platform org info.

Membership Control: Add users to organizations through invitation links. Admins can create invitations with tenzir-platform org invite [--role=<role>] [--label=<label>], where role defaults to “member” but can be set to “admin”. Users redeem invitations with tenzir-platform org redeem-invitation <token>. Admins revoke pending invitations with tenzir-platform org revoke-invitation <invitation_id> and remove members with tenzir-platform org remove-member <user_id>.

Workspace Ownership: Organizations own workspaces, enabling shared infrastructure management. Create organization-owned workspaces with tenzir-platform workspace create --name=<name> (when in an organization context). List and manage organization workspaces with tenzir-platform workspace list-invitations and tenzir-platform workspace revoke-invitation <invitation_id>.

Mar 13, 2026 · @gitryder

You can now sort the Explorer table by clicking column headers. Sortable columns show a sort indicator, and clicking cycles through ascending, descending, and unsorted states. Sorting works for both top-level and nested fields.

Copyable field names and values in the inspector

Section titled “Copyable field names and values in the inspector”

Mar 12, 2026 · @gitryder

You can now click on field names and values in the Explorer inspector to copy them to the clipboard. Field names copy the full dot-separated path, and values copy their TQL representation.

Mar 12, 2026 · @gitryder

You can now select a time range directly from the Explorer header. Choose from quick presets like 5 minutes or 12 hours, or open the custom popover to pick from a grid of relative durations or set an absolute date range. The selector is currently available for pipelines that start with the export operator.

Unified package detail view in the library

Section titled “Unified package detail view in the library”

Mar 12, 2026 · @gitryder

We combined the ‘About’ and ‘Install’ tabs in the package detail drawer into a single scrollable view. Package information, examples, and configuration options are now shown on one page instead of requiring tab switches.

Mar 24, 2026 · @gitryder

We fixed an issue where custom packages installed on a node were not visible in the library view. Previously, only packages from the official Tenzir library were shown. Custom packages are now included alongside library packages.

Fix rotated text in package detail accordion

Section titled “Fix rotated text in package detail accordion”

Mar 24, 2026 · @gitryder

We fixed a bug where operator description text on the package detail page appeared rotated 90 degrees, overlapping other content.

Package installs for packages with user-defined operators

Section titled “Package installs for packages with user-defined operators”

Mar 17, 2026 · @gitryder

Packages containing user-defined operators can again be installed through the platform. Previously, installing such packages failed because the operator arguments were serialized incorrectly. This only affected installs through the platform UI—command-line package installs were not impacted.