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New feature: lineage export to CSV

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Date Published
Author
Colby Rabideau, Gabriela Lanza
Word Count
434
Company Posts That Month
7
Language
English
Hacker News Points
-
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No
Summary

Metaplane, a tool that helps teams understand downstream dependencies and stakeholders before making changes in their warehouse, has introduced a new feature allowing users to export lineage graphs as CSVs. The platform uses SQL parsing and metadata from the data stack to automatically generate column-level lineage. Users can now leverage this feature to trace upstream for root cause analysis of data quality incidents, determine impacted assets downstream, and proactively update stakeholders when making changes such as deprecating tables or schema alterations. The CSV export includes details like number of hops, types, URLs (if applicable), and Metaplane URLs. To export lineage, users can navigate to any lineage graph in their account and click the "Export" button. New users can sign up for a free account or book a workshop with data observability experts to get started with Metaplane.

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