A command-line tool for Snowflake developers to create, manage, update, and view apps running on Snowflake across workloads such as Streamlit in Snowflake, the Snowflake Native App Framework, Snowpark Container Services, and Snowpark.
Snowflake CLI is an open-source command-line tool explicitly designed for developer-centric workloads in addition to SQL operations. It is a flexible and extensible tool that can accommodate modern development practices and technologies.
With Snowflake CLI, developers can create, manage, update, and view apps running on Snowflake across workloads such as Streamlit in Snowflake, the Snowflake Native App Framework, Snowpark Container Services, and Snowpark. It supports a range of Snowflake features, including user-defined functions, stored procedures, Streamlit in Snowflake, and SQL execution.
snow spcs service events is now generally available. The command now returns service-level and service-instance-level platform events in addition to container-level events. The --container-name and --instance-id filters are now optional; omit them to retrieve all events for the service.
Added a --watch flag to snow app open for Snowflake App Runtime projects. With --watch, the command no longer fails when the app service doesn’t exist yet; it polls until the service is created and its endpoint is ready before opening (or printing) the URL.
snow app --help is now context-aware: when the current project’s snowflake.yml unambiguously targets one app family (Native Apps or Snowflake App Runtime), the help listing hides the other family’s commands. Hidden commands remain fully runnable, and shell completion reflects the same filtering.
Upgraded snowflake-connector-python from 4.6.0 to 4.7.1.
Upgraded snowflake-snowpark-python from 1.41.0 to 1.53.0.
Bug fixes
snow app deploy now drops the code stage before recreating it only when the stage already exists. A first deploy no longer issues DROP STAGE unnecessarily, which allows a role with only CREATE STAGE (and not OWNERSHIP) to deploy successfully.
