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Week of November 2, 2026

What shipped

Why it matters

This week brought two patch releases, so users on v6.2.0 and earlier get fixes for Azure CLI authentication and Windows ARM64. SurrealDB users also get correct record ids and values in exported files, and smaller interface fixes clean up the JSON viewer and plugin tabs.

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Beekeeper Studio v6.2.2 and v6.2.1 are out: Azure CLI auth fixed, Windows ARM64 fixed. Also this week: SurrealDB exports no longer add stray quotes to record ids, the JSON viewer hides Replace when nothing is editable, and macOS gets New Window in the Dock menu.

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Two patch releases shipped this week: v6.2.1 fixes Windows ARM64, and v6.2.2 fixes Azure CLI authentication, which had been using the wrong authentication type and tripping over how macOS launches apps. SurrealDB users will see cleaner exports, with record ids written without extra quotes in CSV and no longer as empty objects in JSON and JSONL. Smaller changes include hiding Replace in the JSON viewer when nothing is editable, showing the extension icon on plugin tabs that have none, a New Window item in the macOS Dock menu, a move to pnpm, and a release script refactor that calls the GitHub API directly.

Week of October 26, 2026

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Why it matters

This week matters because the plugin system is now available to all users with v6.2.0, and several fixes improve reliability when working with connections, unsaved tabs, and plugin management. The release also includes new Oracle connection options and documentation for plugin development.

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Beekeeper Studio v6.2.0 is out with plugins available to everyone. This release also adds a reconnect prompt when a connection is lost, confirmation before closing windows with unsaved tabs, and fixes for SQL Server Windows auth and plugin registry handling.

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Beekeeper Studio v6.2.0 is now available. The main highlight is that the plugin system is open to all users. This release also includes a connection-lost notification with a reconnect prompt and a new Reconnect menu item. Closing a window with unsaved tabs now asks for confirmation. Other changes include plugin menu support for the query editor toolbar and status bar, an Oracle SYSDBA/SYSOPER role option, and fixes for SQL Server Windows authentication and plugin loading.

Week of October 19, 2026

What shipped

Why it matters

This week is mostly about the 6.2.0 beta line, whose headline is the plugin system reaching a wider audience, alongside a full theme system and an appearance modal. Several long-standing fixes land too, including SQLite file drops, creating a SQLite database from the connection form, and the not in filter operator. Redis and MongoDB users get fixes for older-server memory queries and unsorted collection lists.

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V6.2.0-beta.2 is out with the plugin system available to everyone. This week also brings a theme system driven by single CSS files, an appearance modal, a not in filter operator, and fixes for SQLite file drops and SQLite database creation.

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The 6.2.0 beta line continues with v6.2.0-beta.2, and the headline is the plugin system, previously used internally, now open for wider use. This week also adds a full theme system where each theme is a single CSS file, plus an appearance modal that replaces the View > Theme menu. Users get a not in operator in the table filter builder across SQL, MongoDB and DynamoDB, MongoDB collections sorted by name, Redis on older servers no longer failing the keys table over unsupported MEMORY USAGE, and fixes for SQLite file drops and creating a SQLite database from the connection form.

Week of October 12, 2026

What shipped

Why it matters

This week brings Windows ARM64 builds and MSI packages for enterprise deployment, so more Windows users can install and update the app through the channel their organisation manages. It also fixes a UI lock-up when viewing large binary columns and makes Cassandra UUIDs inside user defined types show readable values in the grid and CSV export. Alongside that, the test suite has moved almost entirely to Vitest and the PostgreSQL test container startup is more reliable.

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This week: Windows ARM64 builds, MSI packages for enterprise deployment, a fix for UI lock-ups on large binary columns, readable Cassandra UUIDs inside user defined types, and Home/End no longer scrolling.

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This week's changes for Beekeeper Studio: Windows ARM64 builds are produced natively, with the installer, portable and MSI files carrying an -arm64 suffix and auto-update working for both x64 and ARM64. Windows Installer (MSI) packages are now available for enterprise deployment through tools such as Intune, Configuration Manager and Group Policy; these installs are IT-managed and do not self-update. Large binary columns no longer lock up the UI when a table is rendered, and Cassandra UUIDs nested inside user defined types now display properly in the grid and CSV export. Home and End keys no longer cause scrolling, and plugin menu items in the query editor can receive editor context. The test suite also moved further to Vitest, with all unit tests and the remaining non-database integration

Week of October 5, 2026

What shipped

Why it matters

This week brings a new release with two fixes that affect day to day querying: ClickHouse queries get formatted correctly and DuckDB columns no longer show type aliases in place of their real names. Vim users also get relative line numbers in vim mode, and the docs are cleaned up with checks that keep broken links from being merged.

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Released v6.1.6: DuckDB type aliases no longer replace column names, and ClickHouse queries use the ClickHouse formatter. Vim mode now supports relative line numbers via.beekeeper.vimrc and:set. UI kit v0.4.0 is out and the docs broken links are fixed.

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This week we released v6.1.6 with two fixes. DuckDB columns that carry type aliases such as JSON or imported MSSQL types were showing the alias instead of the column name, and that is now corrected. ClickHouse queries were not using the ClickHouse formatter, so formatting is fixed there too. Vim mode now supports relative line numbers, registered as vim's number, nu, relativenumber and rnu options, so they work from your.beekeeper.vimrc and from:set or:setlocal. We also shipped UI kit v0.4.0 after fixing the release workflow, which failed because git does not allow colons in tag names. On the docs side, an SEO audit turned up broken links, so we fixed them and added strict mkdocs mode, a script for broken links in the supported databases include, and a workflow that checks for broken doc l

Week of September 28, 2026

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Why it matters

This week focused on table interaction improvements and bug fixes that make data editing more intuitive and reliable. Users working with result tables and MySQL connections gain better keyboard support and authentication options. The transient ID feature resolves tab switching issues for unsaved connections.

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V6.1.5 shipped: better table editing with cell creation by typing, persistent copy highlights, fixed column resizing, and macOS Command key support.

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Beekeeper Studio v6.1.5 is out. We fixed table column resizing when content exceeds bounds, made typing open cell editors directly, persisted copy highlights through interactions, and improved keyboard support across macOS and Windows. Plus v6.1.4 added transient connection tabs and MySQL cleartext auth options.

Week of September 14, 2026

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Why it matters

Connection handling received significant fixes this week addressing race conditions, SSH configuration issues, and persistence problems with read only mode. These fixes make the application more reliable when managing database connections and their settings.

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V6.1.2 ships with fixes for read only mode persistence, connection race conditions, and SSH tunnel configuration. Better reliability for connection handling.

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This week's releases focused on stability. v6.1.2 addresses critical issues with read only mode that wasn't persisting, connection race conditions that could cause conflicts, and SSH tunnel problems when using public key only authentication. These fixes improve reliability for users managing multiple database connections.

Weeks with too little public activity are left out rather than filled in. Last updated 2026-11-09.

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