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Week of October 5, 2026
What shipped
- Platform Webhooks in Studio now call the real Management API endpoints instead of mocked data. Pull request #51352
- Organization admins can revoke an approved OAuth app from the OAuth apps menu in org settings. Pull request #50980
- Organization admins can view the grant list for an approved OAuth app using scoped tokens. Pull request #50979
- An authorized apps table was added to organization settings. Pull request #50529
- Clicking an archived file in Storage opens a preview pane showing its former location, archive date, retained versions, and restore or permanent delete actions. Pull request #49679
- The Storage file preview panel now includes version history along with a polished header and buttons. Pull request #49208
- The branch management page shows an empty state that surfaces GitHub connection setup when no preview branches exist yet. Pull request #51393
- The database extensions enable dialog no longer offers a schema selector. Pull request #51440
- The enable-extension dialog copy was clarified for fixed-schema requirements, with layout fixes for narrow screens. Pull request #51463
- A pipeline creation wizard preview foundation was registered in Feature Previews while the existing creation sheet remains default. Pull request #51425
Why it matters
This week Studio gained real backend wiring and clearer controls in a few long-standing areas: Platform Webhooks moved off mocked data onto the Management API, and organization admins can now see grants and revoke approved OAuth apps with scoped tokens. Storage archived files became easier to inspect and restore with a dedicated preview pane and version history, and the branch management page now makes GitHub connection setup visible when preview branches have not been created. A set of Studio dialog and table fixes also removes confusing or broken interactions, such as the database extensions schema selector and the Auth users detail panel close button.
Changelog entry
- Platform Webhooks UI now calls the real Management API endpoints for organization and project webhooks. Pull request #51352
- Organization admins can revoke approved OAuth apps from a menu in org settings. Pull request #50980
- Organization admins can view the grant list for an approved OAuth app using scoped tokens. Pull request #50979
- Added an authorized apps table to organization settings. Pull request #50529
- Archived Storage files open a preview pane with former location, archive date, retained versions, and restore or permanent delete actions. Pull request #49679
- Storage file preview panel now includes version history. Pull request #49208
- Branch management page shows an empty state that surfaces GitHub connection setup. Pull request #51393
- Removed the schema selector from the database extensions enable dialog. Pull request #51440
- Clarified enable-extension dialog copy and fixed footer and horizontal scrolling on narrow screens. Pull request #51463
- Fixed the close buttons on the Auth users and queue message detail panels so they respond to clicks. Pull request #51455
- Enabling SMS MFA on branch projects no longer shows a charge confirmation dialog. Pull request #51459
- Registered a pipeline creation wizard preview behind a Feature Preview flag. Pull request #51425
This week: Platform Webhooks now run on the real Management API, org admins can revoke approved OAuth apps and view their grants, archived Storage files get a preview pane with version history, branch management surfaces GitHub connection setup, and database extensions no longer
This week in Supabase: Studio's Platform Webhooks UI now calls the real Management API instead of mocked data. Organization admins can revoke an approved OAuth app and view the grant list for apps using scoped tokens from org settings. Storage archived files now open a preview pane showing where the file used to live, when it was archived, its retained versions, and actions to restore or permanently delete it. The file preview panel also gained version history. The branch management page shows an empty state that makes GitHub connection setup more obvious when no preview branches exist yet. The database extensions enable dialog no longer asks for a schema, and the enable-extension dialog copy was clarified with layout fixes for narrow screens. Other Studio fixes include the Auth users deta
Week of September 28, 2026
What shipped
- Blog post published announcing Turso joins Supabase. Pull request #51183
- New Compute product landing page with information on ephemeral sandboxes and always-on HTTP services, plus private-alpha waitlist form. Pull request #50899
- Studio now shows a compute waitlist notice when a project is not enrolled, replacing generic errors. Pull request #51224
- Blog post published covering Supabase Select updates including SQL access to project logs, health checks, database connection monitoring, and notebooks. Pull request #51189
- Blog post published about agent-ready local development, declarative database schemas, Supabase Compute, and customizable MCP servers. Pull request #51188
- Blog post published introducing Multigres, OrioleDB, and dbarena with their approaches to Postgres scaling and availability. Pull request #51190
- Documentation added for experimental supabase stack commands and native runtime under local development guides. Pull request #50391
- New go page added at /go/multigres-early-access to request access to Multigres private alpha. Pull request #51162
- Project Settings > API now warns when authenticator role overrides exposed schemas configuration with a reset button. Pull request #50982
- Studio now supports themed pipeline destination logos with light and dark variants through a shared brand-icon registry. Pull request #51073
Why it matters
Supabase Compute is now publicly available with a dedicated landing page and waitlist system, while Select 2026 recap content covers major updates to logging, health monitoring, and agent development. The acquisition of Turso marks a significant expansion, and improvements to local development tooling with experimental stack commands help developers build faster.
Changelog entry
- New Compute product landing page with ephemeral sandboxes and always-on HTTP services Pull request #50899
- Studio displays compute waitlist notice for non-enrolled projects Pull request #51224
- Experimental supabase stack commands documented for running parallel local projects Pull request #50391
- New /go/multigres-early-access page for Multigres private alpha access requests Pull request #51162
- Project Settings API warns when authenticator role overrides exposed schemas Pull request #50982
- Pipeline destination logos now support themed light and dark variants Pull request #51073
- ClickHouse, Snowflake, and DuckLake moved to public alpha Pull request #51195
- QueryEditor and Logs Explorer now support scrolling beyond last line Pull request #51082
- OrioleDB UI conditionally shows Public Alpha or Public Beta based on AMI version Pull request #51162
- DuckLake destination setup form clarified with explicit configuration method choices Pull request #51013
Compute landing page shipped with ephemeral sandboxes and always-on HTTP services. Turso joins Supabase. Experimental stack commands now documented for parallel local projects.
This week marks the arrival of our Compute product landing page featuring ephemeral sandboxes and always-on HTTP services for production workloads. Alongside this, we're announcing that Turso joins Supabase, expanding our platform capabilities. Our Supabase Select 2026 recap covers major updates across build, operate, and scale—including SQL access to project logs, improved health monitoring, and new agent-ready local development features with experimental stack commands.
Week of September 21, 2026
What shipped
- Storage list endpoint migrated from v1 offset pagination to v2 cursor pagination, improving performance on large buckets and fixing case-sensitive folder listing. Pull request #50730
- Unified Logs now supports multi-select with click, shift, and keyboard range selection for easier log management. Pull request #50689
- Project overview map now supports dragging to view instances outside the initial viewport on smaller screens. Pull request #50904
- Fixed foreign server deletion to only remove the selected server instead of dropping all servers sharing the same wrapper. Pull request #50785
- Project homepage now shows recent notebooks when Explorer feature preview is enabled. Pull request #50825
- Observability metrics now support partial loading, displaying available metrics even when some fail to gather. Pull request #50867
- Account audit logs UI redesigned to match Unified Logs for better readability and consistency. Pull request #50799
- Documentation reorganized with a new standalone style guide to consolidate scattered style guidance. Pull request #50742
- Realtime documentation clarified regarding permissions, migrations, and common permission-related errors. Pull request #50735
- Design system now includes unified segmented controls component. Pull request #50738
Why it matters
This week brings improvements across storage performance, logging workflows, and documentation organization. Key updates like storage's cursor pagination and unified logs multi-select make common operations more efficient. The documentation restructuring and clarifications for Realtime reduce friction for new contributors and users.
Changelog entry
- Storage API: Migrated from list v1 (offset) to list v2 (cursor) pagination for improved performance on large buckets Pull request #50730
- Unified Logs: Added multi-select support via click, shift-click, and keyboard range selection Pull request #50689
- Studio: Top section map on project overview now supports dragging for better navigation on smaller viewports Pull request #50904
- Studio: Fixed foreign server deletion to only remove selected server and its tables, not all servers sharing the wrapper Pull request #50785
- Studio: Project homepage now displays four most recent notebooks when Explorer is enabled Pull request #50825
- Observability: Metrics now support partial loading with individual error reporting per metric Pull request #50867
- Studio: Account audit logs redesigned to follow Unified Logs UX for improved readability Pull request #50799
- Docs: Added standalone style guide to consolidate distributed style guidance across repositories Pull request #50742
- Docs: Clarified Realtime permissions, migrations, and common permission-related errors Pull request #50735
- Design System: New segmented controls component for unified control display Pull request #50738
Storage pagination now uses cursors for better large-bucket performance. Unified Logs supports multi-select. Maps are draggable. Foreign servers delete cleanly. Recent notebooks appear on project homepage.
This week's updates focus on performance and usability across the platform. Storage's v2 endpoint now uses cursor pagination instead of offset pagination, handling large buckets more efficiently. Unified Logs gains multi-select capabilities with click, shift, and keyboard range support. The project overview map is now draggable for better visibility on smaller screens. Foreign server deletion is fixed to only remove selected servers. Documentation gets reorganized with a new style guide, and Realtime permissions are clarified based on support patterns. Design system gains segmented controls.
Week of September 14, 2026
What shipped
- High Compliance projects can now opt in to Assistant data access, removing the forced disabled restriction that prevented HIPAA organizations from using the Assistant. Pull request #50548
- Storage explorer now supports deep-linking to specific folders and files with URL parameters for direct navigation. Pull request #50413
- Explorer chat now detects SQL queries and presents a secondary action to run them directly. Pull request #50560
- Pipeline actions and status updates are now reliable with proper backend coordination for resets and restarts. Pull request #50085
- Query explorer now includes download and export actions in the results footer. Pull request #50563
- Nano compute pricing on paid plans now correctly displays in the restore to new project dialog, matching actual billing rates. Pull request #50546
- Resource exhaustion banner now names affected resources and links directly to their relevant metrics and documentation. Pull request #50276
- Double-clicking items in Explorer nav now persists their tabs as permanent. Pull request #50558
- Functions documentation now clarifies the difference between root.env and supabase/functions/.env files based on reader feedback. Pull request #50422
- Pipelines documentation now includes Snowflake materialization examples. Pull request #50571
Why it matters
This week focused on improving developer experience in the studio and documentation. High Compliance projects regain Assistant access, storage explorer gains deep-linking for better navigation, and pipeline reliability improves with proper backend coordination. Documentation updates address recurring questions about functions and add missing examples for Pipelines.
Changelog entry
- High Compliance projects can opt into Assistant data access Pull request #50548
- Storage explorer supports deep-linking to folders and files Pull request #50413
- Explorer chat detects SQL queries and presents run action Pull request #50560
- Pipeline actions and status updates are now reliable Pull request #50085
- Query results can be downloaded and exported Pull request #50563
- Nano compute pricing displays correctly on paid plans Pull request #50546
- Resource exhaustion banner links to relevant metrics Pull request #50276
- Double-click Explorer items to persist their tabs Pull request #50558
- Functions documentation clarifies.env file usage Pull request #50422
- Pipelines documentation includes Snowflake examples Pull request #50571
Storage explorer now supports deep-linking to folders and files. High Compliance projects can opt into Assistant data access. Pipelines are more reliable with proper backend coordination. Explore the latest in Studio and docs.
This week we shipped several quality-of-life improvements across Studio and documentation. Storage explorer now supports deep-linking to specific folders and files, making navigation easier. High Compliance projects can now opt into Assistant data access, previously restricted. Pipeline actions are more reliable with improved backend coordination. Functions documentation now clarifies the difference between.env files based on developer feedback. Plus improvements to query export, compute pricing displays, and resource exhaustion alerts.