Release Notes

November 2023

You can now add custom payloads as key-value pairs when you configure the Google Cloud Functions connector. For more information, see our Google Cloud Functions setup guide.

You can now specify custom payloads as key-value pairs when you configure the Google Cloud Functions connector using our REST API.

September 2023

You can now specify secrets as key-pair values when you configure the Google Cloud Functions connector using our REST API.

August 2023

You can now Add secrets as key-pair values while configuring the Google Cloud Functions connector. Previously, you had to enter your secrets in JSON format. We will continue to support secret(s) in JSON format for Google Cloud Functions connectors created before August 9, 2023. For more information, see our Google Cloud Functions setup guide.

July 2023

We now support custom error handling for Google Cloud Functions. You can add an error handling mechanism in your Google Cloud Function response to report an error on your Fivetran dashboard. For more information, see our setup instructions.

We have implemented two new endpoints in our REST API, Retrieve Function Connector State and Update Function Connector State that allow you to get and update the state of function connectors, respectively.

May 2023

We have added support for the soft delete sync mode. For more information, see our Function connectors' overview documentation.

February 2023

We have added an optional field, sync_id, to Fivetran's request format. sync_id is the Fivetran sync identifier (UUID). You can use the sync_id to debug and link function logs with connector logs. For more information, see our Request format documentation. We are gradually rolling out this feature to all existing connectors.

May 2020

We have released a new authentication mechanism for the connector. You need to provide Cloud Functions Invoker role to the service account email that is displayed in the connector setup form. You no longer need to grant the allUsers permission for your Google Cloud Function.

We are deprecating the old authentication mechanism that needed Google Cloud Storage (GCS) bucket configuration. Existing users using GCS bucket configuration for authentication will be notified to migrate and use the new authentication mechanism.

We will continue to support the old authentication mechanism for existing connectors for the next two months, so be sure to transition to the new authentication mechanism by July 15, 2020.

June 2018

Google Cloud Functions is a serverless computing platform that runs code in response to events and automatically manages the compute resources required by that code.

Read our Google Cloud Functions documentation.