HashiCorp

Talend 8.0.20240731 revives DBMS user and role objects after four years but truncates lifecycle behavior: "bare" user/role entries encountered before a DBMS definition are silently dropped from SQL output instead of printed to console as before. This release also removes epoch-aware and mode-aware table override options (no longer separated by "," in --write-sql), and stops printing the "cloud-ready" report at execution time. The README now documents only the latest Cosmos DB emulator release, removing several Windows/Ubuntu releases.

Import blocks are now supported inside modules, and providers gain planned private data persisted across plan and apply for provider-specific state. Also adds a Linux s390x binary, on_failure action triggers, and store blocks in terraform_data.

When inviting users to your organization, you can now assign access at the organization or project level upfront, eliminating follow-up permission changes and letting new users start with the permissions they need.

HCP Organizations: Organization owners can now delete their HCP organization directly in the HCP Portal. Once all items in the deletion checklist are resolved, owners can initiate deletion without opening a support ticket.

Organization owners can now delete their HCP organization directly in the HCP Portal once all items in the deletion checklist are resolved, without opening a support ticket.

The DriverNetwork.Hash method is removed from the plugin/drivers package. Fixed a Docker bug where tasks could escape their assigned cpuset range, plus a fix preventing deleted allocations from remaining running.

v2.0.3 addresses six security issues, including a cache-based DoS on connect endpoints, an unauthenticated heap-exhaustion via unbounded JSON bodies (now capped at 512 KiB), and an unbounded-connection DoS on gRPC listeners (new per-client-IP limiter, default 100). Also fixed a nil-pointer panic, a Gateway 503 regression, and a token-leak logging issue.

Import blocks are now supported inside modules, and providers can store planned private data preserved across plan and apply via the new terraform_data store block. Resource action triggers gain on_failure modes, and lifecycle blocks support destroy = false to prevent resource destruction.

Fixed a privilege-escalation vulnerability where a denied_parameters constraint on the policies field could be bypassed with mixed-case policy names; Vault now normalizes to lowercase. Also removed gnupg, openssl, and procps from UBI container images, and dropped support for duplicate HCL attributes. Plus many enterprise and OSS bug fixes across billing, audit, identity, and SCIM.

HCP Organizations: Enterprise constraints are now available for centralized governance and cost control. Organization administrators can restrict which HCP products (Vault, Boundary, Vault Radar, Packer, Waypoint, Vagrant) users may deploy within their organization,…

Organization administrators can now restrict which HCP products (Vault, Boundary, Vault Radar, Packer, Waypoint, Vagrant) users may deploy within their organization, providing preventative controls that apply regardless of individual user permissions.

pow and log functions no longer panic when the result is not a number. The experimental deferred actions feature, enabled via -allow-deferral on terraform plan, allows count and for_each to use unknown values. Also experimental: terraform test cleanup command, backend and skip_cleanup attributes in test files, and the -policies flag on terraform query.

Import blocks now work inside modules, lifecycle blocks support destroy = false to prevent resource destruction, and Terraform stores planned private data for providers. Other additions include a store block in terraform_data for ephemeral values, nested blocks as computed values, and Linux s390x binary support. Fixes include import blocks now respecting provider local names and a panic fix for no-op changes on deposed resources with precondition/postcondition blocks.

6.56.0 (July 22, 2026)