chore(deps): bump hotdata from 0.4.1 to 0.6.0

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Bumps hotdata from 0.4.1 to 0.6.0.

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hotdata 0.6.0

Changed

• feat: support async table loads and append mode
• feat(uploads): support streaming uploads with on-demand part URLs
• Breaking: results and query runs are now scoped to a database via the required X-Database-Id header. The generated ResultsApi / QueryRunsApi methods (get_result, list_results, get_query_run, list_query_runs) gain a required x_database_id argument, and the hand-written ergonomic helpers match: hotdata.arrow.ResultsApi.get_result_arrow / stream_result_arrow and hotdata.query.QueryApi.wait_for_result take the database id, and QueryApi.query's truncation auto-follow forwards the query's database scope (the X-Database-Id header, or the request-body database_id when no header is set) to its result and query-run fetches.

hotdata 0.5.0

Added

• hotdata.UploadsApi gains upload_file(source, ...), a transparent direct-to-storage upload. Give it a file path, raw bytes, or a seekable binary file object and it opens an upload session, sends the data straight to object storage (a single request for a small file, concurrent multipart for a large one), and finalizes — returning the FinalizeUploadResponse. Your bytes never round-trip through the API. Supports a progress callback, an auto-scaled (or caller-set) part size, bounded concurrency with a peak-memory budget, and idempotent per-part retry (tunable via part_retry). Failures raise a typed hierarchy under UploadError: StorageError, StorageTransportError, MissingETagError, MalformedSessionError, and SizeLimitError.
• hotdata.UploadsApi.upload_stream uploads bytes or a binary stream (streamed without buffering) in a single request — the fallback for when direct-to-storage uploads aren't available or the source isn't seekable.
• Table loads now accept CSV and JSON source files in addition to Parquet.

Changed

• Regenerated the client from the updated Hotdata OpenAPI spec.
• Documentation: removed stale datasets references and refreshed the MCP + CLI reference.

Removed

• The datasets API and its related job types have been removed.

Changelog

Sourced from hotdata's changelog.

[0.6.0] - 2026-07-07

Changed

• feat: support async table loads and append mode
• feat(uploads): support streaming uploads with on-demand part URLs
• Breaking: results and query runs are now scoped to a database via the required X-Database-Id header. The generated ResultsApi / QueryRunsApi methods (get_result, list_results, get_query_run, list_query_runs) gain a required x_database_id argument, and the hand-written ergonomic helpers match: hotdata.arrow.ResultsApi.get_result_arrow / stream_result_arrow and hotdata.query.QueryApi.wait_for_result take the database id, and QueryApi.query's truncation auto-follow forwards the query's database scope (the X-Database-Id header, or the request-body database_id when no header is set) to its result and query-run fetches.

[0.5.0] - 2026-06-28

Added

• hotdata.UploadsApi gains upload_file(source, ...), a transparent direct-to-storage upload. Give it a file path, raw bytes, or a seekable binary file object and it opens an upload session, sends the data straight to object storage (a single request for a small file, concurrent multipart for a large one), and finalizes — returning the FinalizeUploadResponse. Your bytes never round-trip through the API. Supports a progress callback, an auto-scaled (or caller-set) part size, bounded concurrency with a peak-memory budget, and idempotent per-part retry (tunable via part_retry). Failures raise a typed hierarchy under UploadError: StorageError, StorageTransportError, MissingETagError, MalformedSessionError, and SizeLimitError.
• hotdata.UploadsApi.upload_stream uploads bytes or a binary stream (streamed without buffering) in a single request — the fallback for when direct-to-storage uploads aren't available or the source isn't seekable.
• Table loads now accept CSV and JSON source files in addition to Parquet.

Changed

• Regenerated the client from the updated Hotdata OpenAPI spec.
• Documentation: removed stale datasets references and refreshed the MCP + CLI reference.

Removed

• The datasets API and its related job types have been removed.

Commits

• 6ebc2f9 chore: release v0.6.0 (#135)
• d1e92b6 feat(uploads): harden multipart uploads to sdk-rust parity (#133)
• f446d04 feat: support async table loads and append mode (#134)
• 28e42ce feat(uploads): support streaming uploads with on-demand part URLs (#132)
• c71e2c0 chore: release v0.5.0 (#131)
• f630bd7 feat(uploads): transparent presigned direct-to-storage upload (#130)
• d073681 fix(auth): retry token exchange on transient failures (#129)
• 25b060b feat(uploads): add file upload endpoints (#127)
• fcf742e docs: remove stale datasets references, refresh MCP + CLI reference (#126)
• 389eda4 feat(tables): add csv and json file format support for table loads (#125)
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