Release notes
v0.1
Understand what you can explore in the tapstate v0.1 preview and its local MySQL-to-MongoDB demo.
Released July 28, 2026 · Current preview: v0.1.0
v0.1.0 is the first tapstate preview. It is for local use and evaluation,
not production use. See the GitHub release
for downloadable CLI archives and checksums.
Highlights
- Install a native CLI on macOS or glibc-based Linux.
- Author and validate
.tap.ymlworkspaces. - Explore a local MySQL-to-MongoDB demo with an initial snapshot and CDC.
- Use the interactive CLI to register connectors, apply resources, discover source schemas, start pipelines, and inspect pipeline status.
Release components
The local demo uses the pinned ghcr.io/tapstate/tapstate:0.1.0 server image
and the separate
MySQL and MongoDB connector preview assets.
The server image and connector bundle are provided for this local demo. They do
not define a production deployment method or imply production support for every
connector guide.
Known limitations
- The local demo covers one end-to-end path: a local MySQL source, MongoDB target, initial snapshot, and CDC. Other connectors and combinations require separate verification.
- The server is single-node and keeps runtime state in memory.
- A server restart replays from the source instead of resuming from a durable offset.
- Nest and Join are not available in the
v0.1.0runtime. - Queryable and push-based serving are not part of the local demo.
- Delivery guarantees, ordering, schema evolution, and type conversion outside the local demo need environment-specific verification.
- The
run,export,diff, andeditcommands are not available inv0.1.0. - The demo script may print next steps after connector registration or schema discovery is refused. Treat any refusal or a result other than exactly five target rows as a failed demo.
Use non-production systems and data for evaluation. See Install the CLI for supported platforms and system requirements.
Get started
- Install the CLI from the
/cliinstaller endpoint, withv0.1.0pinned. - Use the CLI reference and Troubleshooting as needed.