Google Cloud SDK 215.0.0 introduces a breaking change in Cloud SQL by removing the default for --database-version during instance creation. Significant new features include Python 3 support for App Engine, new gcloud beta firestore commands for managing imports/exports, and the promotion of Pub/Sub Snapshot & Seek features to beta. Due to the absence of a Git Diff, filePath information and unannouncedChanges could not be identified.

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Breaking Changes

  • Removed the default value of the --database-version flag of gcloud sql instances create, allowing the API to select the value.

New Features by Service

App Engine

  • Added Python 3 support for gcloud app and gcloud domains.
  • Added the --no-cache flag to gcloud beta app deploy for Second Generation runtimes to disable the build cache during deployment.
    • Flags: --no-cache

Cloud Firestore

  • Added gcloud beta firestore and gcloud beta firestore operations commands for managing Cloud Firestore imports and exports.

Cloud Functions

  • Added the --service-account flag to gcloud alpha functions deploy.
    • Flags: --service-account

Cloud Pub/Sub

  • Promoted Snapshot & Seek features to beta, allowing users to create snapshots of subscription backlog state and later restore that state.

Compute Engine

  • Promoted the --internal-ip flag of gcloud compute scp to beta.
    • Flags: --internal-ip
  • Promoted the --disabled flag of gcloud compute firewall-rules to GA.
    • Flags: --disabled

Kubernetes Engine

  • Promoted the gcloud alpha container subnets list-usable command to beta.
  • Added secondaryIpRanges to the output of gcloud beta container subnets list-usable.

Stats

  • Files changed: 224
  • Inserted lines: +13,270
  • Deleted lines: -2,639

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