This release candidate improves correctness for export workloads by preventing missing or partially populated events while partitions are rebuilt or flushed under load. It also fixes HTTP requests to non-standard ports by including the port in the Host header, restoring compatibility with strict servers such as pre-signed URL endpoints.
🐞 Bug Fixes
Section titled “🐞 Bug Fixes”Reliable export for null rows in rebuilt partitions
Section titled “Reliable export for null rows in rebuilt partitions”Apr 7, 2026 · @tobim, @codex · #5988
The export operator no longer emits partially populated events from rebuilt partitions when a row is null at the record level. Previously, some events could appear with most fields set to null while a few values, such as event_type or interface fields, were still present.
This makes exports from rebuilt data more reliable when investigating sparse or malformed-looking events.
Fix HTTP Host header missing port for non-standard ports
Section titled “Fix HTTP Host header missing port for non-standard ports”Mar 31, 2026
The from_http and http operators now include the port in the Host header
when the URL uses a non-standard port. Previously, the port was omitted, which
caused requests to fail with HTTP 403 when the server validates the Host
header against the full authority, such as for pre-signed URL signature
verification.
Reliable recent exports during partition flushes
Section titled “Reliable recent exports during partition flushes”The export command no longer fails or misses recent events when a node is flushing active partitions to disk under heavy load. Recent exports now keep the in-memory partitions they depend on alive until the snapshot completes, which preserves correctness for concurrent import and export workloads.