Spice v2.0.1 (Jun 17, 2026)

Spice v2.0.1 is now available! 🛠️

Spice v2.0.1 is a patch release focused on reliability and performance. It speeds up Apache Iceberg reads and fixes bugs across AWS S3 and object-store datasets, data acceleration, distributed query, and authenticated access.

What's New in v2.0.1

Faster Iceberg Reads with Parallel File Scanning

The Apache Iceberg reader now scans data files in parallel (#11331), improving read throughput and latency for Iceberg tables that span many files.

AWS S3 & Object-Store Reliability

Three fixes improve S3 and object-store dataset behavior:

• Refresh-skip restored (#11339): ETag/Version-based refresh-skip works reliably again, so unchanged S3 objects are no longer re-downloaded on every refresh.
• Retry when source files are not yet available (#11342): an object-store dataset whose source files are not present at startup now retries and becomes ready once the data appears, instead of failing permanently.
• Path-style addressing for dotted bucket names (#11347): on standard AWS, buckets whose names contain dots now default to path-style addressing, avoiding TLS wildcard certificate errors under virtual-hosted-style HTTPS.

Data Acceleration & Distributed Query Fixes

Two fixes ensure accelerated datasets behave correctly in more configurations:

• Acceleration endpoints (#11345): /v1/datasets/{name}/acceleration/refresh (and the related update-refresh-sql, partition-filters, and snapshots endpoints) now work for all accelerated datasets, fixing cases where some incorrectly reported Table is not accelerated.
• Distributed clusters (#11226): the distributed query coordinator now serves accelerated data from executors for all accelerated datasets, instead of falling back to reading from the source for some.

Authenticated Query Fixes

With authentication enabled, queries now consistently run as the requesting user (#11253), so per-user behavior such as results caching is correctly scoped to each user.

Contributors

• @phillipleblanc
• @sgrebnov

Breaking Changes

No breaking changes.

Cookbook Updates

No new cookbook recipes.

The Spice Cookbook includes more than 100 recipes to help you get started with Spice quickly and easily.

Upgrading

To upgrade to v2.0.1, use one of the following methods:

CLI:

spice upgrade

Homebrew:

brew upgrade spiceai/spiceai/spice

Docker:

Pull the spiceai/spiceai:2.0.1 image:

docker pull spiceai/spiceai:2.0.1

For available tags, see DockerHub.

Helm:

helm repo update
helm upgrade spiceai spiceai/spiceai --version 2.0.1

AWS Marketplace:

Spice is available in the AWS Marketplace.

What's Changed

Changelog

• fix(ci): key testoperator & validator artifacts by checked-out commit by @sgrebnov in #11281
• chore(deps): fix cargo-deny advisory failures on release/2.0 by @phillipleblanc in #11333
• chore(deps): bump iceberg-rust to parallel file scanning fork (release/2.0) by @phillipleblanc in #11331
• fix(refresh): restore S3 ETag/Version refresh-skip behind provider wrappers by @phillipleblanc in #11339
• fix(runtime): retry object-store dataset load when source files are not yet available by @phillipleblanc in #11342
• feat(s3): default to path-style for dotted bucket names on standard AWS by @phillipleblanc in #11347
• fix(runtime): resolve accelerated table through metadata-enrichment wrapper by @phillipleblanc in #11345
• fix(cluster): distribute accelerated tables wrapped by metadata/index providers by @phillipleblanc in #11226
• fix: scope request context across the managed query runtime by @phillipleblanc in #11253

Full Changelog: https://github.com/spiceai/spiceai/compare/v2.0.0...v2.0.1