The June 2025 update of ArcGIS Data Pipelines includes new input data sources, a new tool, and enhancements to the data preview experience. For more information, see the What's New in Data Pipelines (June 2025) blog article.
Inputs
The following inputs and input enhancements are available:
- Snowflake—You can now use key-pair authentication to connect to your Snowflake database.
- Databricks (Beta)—You can now connect to your data stored in Databricks tables. This feature is in beta.
- URL—The URL input has been enhanced with new beta features. In addition to reading data from public URLs, you can now securely connect to URLs or APIs that require authentication using the new service connection item type. Additionally, you can now specify custom header values when reading in data from URLs. These features are in beta.
Tools
Use the new Clip tool to extract a subset of your spatial data that intersects with a specified geometry. For example, use clip to filter point observations to a specific area of interest. Point observations that do not intersect with the area of interest will be excluded from the result.
General enhancements
The schema preview experience has been enhanced to support viewing details about subfields and subtypes for fields of type struct, array, or map. For example, if you have a struct field named City that contains values such as {"x":-63.5827, "y", 44.6511, "name": "Halifax"}, the schema preview will now tell you that the field City contains subfields x of type double, y of type double, and name of type string.