The June 2026 update of ArcGIS Data Pipelines includes new output format options, new and enhanced tools, and the general availability of email notifications for failed tasks. For more information, see the What's New in ArcGIS Data Pipelines ArcGIS Blog article.
Tools
The following tools and tool enhancements have been added:
- Create buffers—A new spatial data management tool used to create areas around input geometries.
- Find and replace—A new tool for modifying and standardizing field information. You can replace specific strings or null or empty strings with new values.
- Calculate field—Now supports the ArcGIS Arcade assistant (Beta) and debugging capabilities for authoring expressions.
- Update fields—Now supports selecting which string format to output when converting geometry, date, or date only fields to strings. For example, you can choose to convert a geometry field to a WKT string format.
- Filter by attribute—Now supports direct SQL input in addition to the guided query builder.
Outputs
The following new outputs and output enhancements are available:
- Parquet feature layer (Beta)—A new output option for writing results to a Parquet feature layer (Beta) in your content. This output is intended for downstream visualization of static data. You can create new Parquet feature layers (Beta), or overwrite existing layers that you own. To learn more about Parquet feature layers (Beta), see the ArcGIS Blog article Scaling your GIS workflows with the new Parquet feature layer (Beta) in ArcGIS Online.
- File—A new output option for writing results to your content as a CSV, GeoJSON, or Apache Parquet file. You can create new files, or overwrite existing files that you own.
- Feature layer—Feature layer outputs have been enhanced to cancel automatically when the underlying feature service append jobs become unresponsive. This improved cancellation behavior mitigates extended timeouts which can save you time and resources during service disruptions.
Inputs
You can now use Parquet feature layers (Beta) as input to your data pipeline workflows.
Email notifications
As the owner of the data pipeline, you can configure scheduled tasks to run automatically on a defined interval. With this update, data pipeline owners can now opt-in to receive email notifications when task runs fail. Notifications can be enabled when creating or editing data pipeline tasks. This feature is now available for production use. For more information, see Notifications.