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Airbyte Cloud release notes

Airbyte Cloud is updated continuously. You always have the latest features and fixes.

August 14, 2026​

Connections

  • Your connections now recover immediately when Airbyte runs into a conflict while starting a sync. Previously, the connection paused for about 10 minutes in this situation, which delayed its next scheduled sync.

Connector Builder

  • Fields that share a linked value keep that link when you switch between the UI and YAML views. Previously, the first switch to YAML could replace shared values with copies, so later edits to one field no longer updated the others.

August 12, 2026​

Connections

  • When you set up a new source or destination, Airbyte now opens the configuration form first instead of the AI setup assistant. You can still switch to the assistant at any time with the Agent/Form toggle at the top of the page.

August 11, 2026​

Platform

  • Airbyte Cloud now uses a new cookie consent tool. You see a redesigned consent banner on your first visit, and you can still change your choices at any time with the Cookie preferences option in your user settings.

August 7, 2026​

Connections

  • Some syncs now run faster. Airbyte correctly reads the processing capacity allotted to a sync and opens as many parallel data channels as that capacity allows, instead of falling back to a single channel.

August 6, 2026​

API

  • Not-found (404) error responses in the API no longer declare a message as required. If you generate a client from Airbyte's API spec, those clients no longer fail to parse a not-found response that comes back without a message.

August 5, 2026​

Platform

  • You can now assign two new workspace roles from the Members page: Source editor and Destination editor. A source editor can create and edit a workspace's sources and connections but not its destinations, and a destination editor can do the reverse. Both roles are available on the Pro and Enterprise Flex plans.

August 3, 2026​

Platform

  • Your Data Worker usage now reflects only the capacity your syncs are actually using. Previously, if a job reached a failed or cancelled state moments before Airbyte recorded its capacity reservation, that capacity stayed reserved indefinitely, overstating your organization's usage and leaving less capacity available for new syncs.

July 27, 2026​

Platform

  • The invitation code that lets someone join your organization or workspace is now sent only to the person you invited. It's no longer visible to anyone viewing your list of pending invitations, so only the intended recipient can accept an invitation. Inviting, viewing, and canceling pending invitations in Settings works exactly as before.

July 23, 2026​

Connections

  • When you set up a new connection, Airbyte now warns you that the initial sync replicates all data in every enabled stream, which can mean a large volume of historical data. Because Airbyte Cloud bills based on data replicated, enable only the streams and fields you need, and if your source supports a replication start date, set a recent one to limit how much history is synced.
  • You can now complete OAuth authorization for the Amazon Seller Partner source when your Seller or Vendor account is in the Ireland (IE) region. Previously, starting the authorization for an Ireland-based account produced an invalid consent link.

July 17, 2026​

Connections

  • When you connect a source that authenticates through OAuth and the authorization is denied or fails, Airbyte no longer saves an invalid credential. The error is now surfaced so you can correct the problem and try again.

Platform

  • If you're invited to an organization but don't yet belong to one, the app now loads correctly so you can view and accept your invitation. Previously these screens could fail to load when your account had no current organization.

July 14, 2026​

Connector Builder

  • When you test a stream in the Connector Builder, the test button now checks for configuration errors only in the stream you're testing, along with your global and user input settings. You can now test a stream even when a different stream in the same connector still has errors.

Platform

  • If your organization uses single sign-on (SSO), sign-ins are now rejected when your identity provider presents a user whose email domain your organization hasn't verified. This prevents unverified email domains from being used to access your organization.
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