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Week of October 5, 2026

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This week brings a new Neo4j converter transform, several MongoDB connector fixes around authentication cleanup, access validation and cursor pipeline handling, and Oracle changes covering heartbeats on quiet streams, XA transaction boundaries and cleanup on shutdown failure. PostgreSQL array handling and character set changes in DDL parsing also address data correctness issues that connector users can hit during streaming. Documentation updates cover Oracle downstream mining and standby capture, Informix and MongoDB references, and a new reference chapter for the Debezium command-line interface.

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New this week: a Neo4j Debezium Converter transform that turns Neo4j CDC changes into the Debezium envelope, MongoDB access validation against the configured capture scope, PostgreSQL ltree array NULL handling, and heartbeats for quiet Oracle LogMiner streams.

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This week the project adds the Neo4j Debezium Converter, a single message transform that converts Neo4j CDC change events into the Debezium envelope for graph-to-relational pipelines. MongoDB gets fixes for authentication resource cleanup and access validation that now checks the configured capture scope and target, and it rejects a change stream stage in the cursor pipeline rather than retrying silently. PostgreSQL ltree arrays keep NULL elements instead of dropping the array or stopping the connector, and DDL parsers now apply table and database charset changes. Oracle gains heartbeats for quiet unbuffered LogMiner streams, XA START and XA PREPARE treated as transaction boundaries, and connector cleanup when coordinator shutdown fails.

Week of September 28, 2026

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Why it matters

Version 3.7.0 ships numerous correctness fixes across multiple connectors: MySQL and MariaDB now preserve numeric precision, MongoDB snapshots no longer skip keys on restart, PostgreSQL temporal types maintain era information, and SQL Server reduces locking contention. The release also adds new configuration options for MongoDB timestamps and improves BSON handling losslessness.

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Debezium 3.7.0 released. Fixes for MySQL integer defaults, MongoDB snapshot window replay, PostgreSQL temporal types, SQL Server locking, and more.

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Debezium 3.7.0 is now available. This release includes critical correctness fixes: MySQL/MariaDB preserve integer precision, MongoDB snapshots properly replay unfinished windows, PostgreSQL temporal arrays maintain era information, and SQL Server reduces lock contention. New features include readable MongoDB timestamps and lossless BSON Timestamp handling in ExtractNewDocumentState SMT.

Week of September 21, 2026

What shipped

Why it matters

Version 3.7.0.CR1 includes improvements across multiple database connectors addressing snapshot behavior, mining strategies, temporal handling, and notification capabilities. The MongoDB relational mapping SMT and HTTP notification channel represent new functionality that expands Debezium's flexibility for different use cases. Multiple connector-specific fixes address edge cases in Oracle, PostgreSQL, MySQL, and SQL Server that improve reliability and correctness.

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Debezium 3.7.0.CR1 released with Oracle mining improvements, MongoDB relational mapping SMT, HTTP notifications, and fixes across PostgreSQL, MySQL, SQL Server connectors.

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Debezium 3.7.0.CR1 is now available. This release includes significant enhancements: a new MongoDB relational mapping SMT for schema-aware transformations, HTTP-based notification channels for snapshot events, improved Oracle log mining strategies for standby streams, and numerous connector-specific fixes for PostgreSQL temporal handling, SQL Server nvarchar(max) detection, and MySQL/MariaDB snapshot stability.

Week of September 14, 2026

What shipped

Why it matters

Two releases shipped this week with Oracle LogMiner enhancements, improved incremental snapshot visibility, and fixes for binary field comparisons and XStream LOB operations. Documentation expanded for chunk-based snapshots across multiple SQL connectors, improving user guidance for initial snapshot configuration.

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V3.6.3.Final and v3.7.0.Beta2 released. New Oracle LogMiner metrics, improved incremental snapshot progress reporting, XStream LOB event handling, and expanded chunk-based snapshot documentation.

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Debezium shipped v3.6.3.Final and v3.7.0.Beta2 this week. Highlights include Oracle LogMiner enhancements with new JMX metrics and pending-transaction signals, per-table row count progress reporting in incremental snapshots, XStream LOB operation support, and comprehensive documentation for chunk-based snapshots across Db2, Informix, MariaDB, MySQL, Oracle, PostgreSQL, and SQL Server.

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