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# Release Notes

Google Analytics Connector

## July 2021

Request to load month-level data of the existing and new users.

## February 2021

* New UI Rollout for the connector.
* Source level changes to mask messages for Notifications.

## April 2020

Source fixes to support Relational warehouses for the connector.

## February 2020

Fixes associated with jobs.

## December 2019

Several fixes for the source have been adjusted.

## November 2019

Error notifications will be displayed in a user-readable message. \
*Note: The error messages are not comprehensive and new messages would be updated for these sources when they occur.*

## October 2019

* Multi-account selection feature has been added.
* Multi-table selection feature has been added (Can create multiple combinations of dimensions and metrics in the same integration). *This will ease the token issues.*
* Added support for custom metrics and dimensions.
* Table-level reloads have been made available.\
  Tables will be truncated, and data will be fetched again as per this configuration.

*Documentation of the <mark style="color:green;">Google Analytics</mark> connector can be found* [*here*](/daton/integrations/data-sources/analytics/google-analytics.md)*.*


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