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databricks Platform · Updated Jul 11, 2025

Git support for alerts

You can now use Databricks Git folders to track and manage changes to alerts.

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What it does

You can now use Databricks Git folders to track and manage changes to alerts. To track alerts with Git, place them in a Databricks Git folder. Newly cloned alerts only appear in the alerts list page or API after a user interacts with them.

Why it matters

Reduces operational overhead and unlocks new capabilities for data teams on Databricks.

Key capabilities
TRIGGERED means that on the
TRIGGERED means that on the most recent execution, the Value column in your target query met the Condition and Threshold you…
OK means that on the
OK means that on the most recent query execution, the Value column did not meet the Condition and Threshold you configured. This…
ERROR indicates that an error
ERROR indicates that an error occurred during alert evaluation.
Architecture
Databricks Platform → Platform
In short

You can now use Databricks Git folders to track and manage changes to alerts. To track alerts with Git, place them in a Databricks Git folder.

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Key takeaway
You can now use Databricks Git folders to track and manage changes to alerts.
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