Bugfixes in 3.22.1$$$Fixed a bug where the Data Refresh view would turn blank and not show additional refresh operations until the app was restarted. See #1461.$$$$$$Refer - https://docs.tabulareditor.com/te3/other/release-notes/3_22_1.html?tabs=downloads

New in 3.22.0$$$Check out our release blog to get a brief overview of the most important updates in this release.$$$$$$(Enterprise Edition only) Tabular Editor 3 now fully supports Direct Lake on OneLake and Direct Lake on SQL. This means:$$$$$$The Table Import Wizard has new import options for Fabric Warehouses and Lakehouses. You no longer need to know the SQL analytics endpoint of the Warehouse/Lakehouse you wish to connect to. Instead; we show you a list of all the Warehouses/Lakehouses in your workspace; allowing you to choose the one you wish to use.$$$On the last page of the Table Import Wizard; you can choose whether to use Direct Lake in OneLake or SQL mode; or whether to configure the table for plain old import mode.$$$When the model contains tables in Direct Lake on OneLake mode; you can now also add tables in Import mode; in order to create mixed mode/hybrid models.$$$When previewing data in Direct Lake tables; we no longer restrict the number of rows returned (so you can freely scroll through all the data in the table; just like in Import mode). Be aware that all columns are swapped into the Semantic Model in the Fabric capacity when you perform a data preview. Consider using a DAX Query if you are concerned about memory consumption on your Fabric capacity.

New in 3.22.0$$$Check out our release blog to get a brief overview of the most important updates in this release.$$$$$$(Enterprise Edition only) Tabular Editor 3 now fully supports Direct Lake on OneLake and Direct Lake on SQL. This means:$$$$$$The Table Import Wizard has new import options for Fabric Warehouses and Lakehouses. You no longer need to know the SQL analytics endpoint of the Warehouse/Lakehouse you wish to connect to. Instead; we show you a list of all the Warehouses/Lakehouses in your workspace; allowing you to choose the one you wish to use.$$$On the last page of the Table Import Wizard; you can choose whether to use Direct Lake in OneLake or SQL mode; or whether to configure the table for plain old import mode.$$$When the model contains tables in Direct Lake on OneLake mode; you can now also add tables in Import mode; in order to create mixed mode/hybrid models.$$$When previewing data in Direct Lake tables; we no longer restrict the number of rows returned (so you can freely scroll through all the data in the table; just like in Import mode). Be aware that all columns are swapped into the Semantic Model in the Fabric capacity when you perform a data preview. Consider using a DAX Query if you are concerned about memory consumption on your Fabric capacity.