Execute tasks later and multi-select parameters

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Since our last changelog, we've rolled out the ability to execute tasks later and multi-select parameters.

Execute tasks later

You can now schedule a task to run once at a specific time, up to 90 days in the future. This complements our existing schedules feature, which allows you to run tasks on a recurring basis.

Check out our execute later docs →

Multi-select parameters

Airplane now supports passing multiple values for a single parameter. Multi-parameters support freeform input or multi-select functionality when used in conjunction with select options.

Check out the multi-select parameter docs →

Improvements and fixes

• Studio-based task creation and editing - The Airplane app will now redirect you to Airplane Studio to create and edit tasks. The existing UI-based wizard is still supported, but Studio offers full support for editing and testing tasks.
• Deployment from Studio - Developers can now deploy directly from the Airplane Studio in addition to running airplane deploy from the Airplane CLI.
• CPU and memory metrics - The Airplane UI now shows CPU and memory usage charts for task runs. These can be used to debug slow performance, out-of-memory (OOM) conditions, and more. Check out the docs for more details.
• Edit inline Python tasks on Windows - The Studio task editor can now be used to edit inline Python tasks on Windows. This brings the Studio task editor on Windows to parity with all other operating systems.
• Studio automatically uses Python virtual environments - Studio will now automatically use virtual environments found within the project root when running Python tasks. The virtual environment directory should live in the same directory as your requirements.txt.