Changelog

Declarative Pipelines are now available in Qlik Talend Cloud Pipelines, introducing a new way of designing and configuring your pipelines programmatically, in YAML format.

Published schemas power inline property documentation, auto-complete, and real-time validation, without leaving your editor. If you use Visual Studio Code, schemas can be automatically retrieved.

Natively integrated with GitHub, Declarative Pipelines lets teams apply GitOps-style workflows including peer review, version control, and consistent promotion across environments.

This release also ships with AI capabilities: using Claude Code, GitHub Copilot, or any other agent of your choice, you can leverage the schemas and bundled instructions to generate schema-valid YAML, accelerating pipeline authoring from day one.

Alongside the schema, you can validate your YAML project structure using the new POST /api/v1/di-projects/utils/actions/validate-project-definitions API endpoint. This endpoint operates as a dry-run validation before you import the project into your tenant.

With the new YAML format, a new API endpoint is available for project import. When importing YAML-based ZIP archives, use POST /api/v1/di-projects/{projectId}/actions/import-async.

For more information, see:

• the Declarative Pipelines developer documentation
• the Declarative Pipelines documentation on Qlik Help
• Validate project definitions
• Import a project asynchronously