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Week of November 2, 2026

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Week of October 12, 2026

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This week brought a new release with client-side orchestration of hosted database and service changes and configurable service sizing, which changes how deployments are applied. Index and packaging gaps closed: B-tree indexes now appear in describe output, MCP moves to SDK 2.x, and audio segment headers are written correctly. Two intermittent nightly failures were also fixed, so test runs should be steadier.

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Pixeltable v0.7.18 is out: configurable service sizing, one-shot client orchestration for hosted database and service changes, and B-tree indexes now shown in pxt describe. Also this week: MCP SDK 2.x support and pxt skills install.

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Pixeltable v0.7.18 is out. Hosted database and service changes are now sent as a single request instead of repeated updates and polling, and service sizing (cpu, memory, workers, file cache) is set in pixeltable.toml and applied with pxt service update. pxt describe and Table.describe now include B-tree indexes, not just embedding indexes. The MCP client and example server use the MCP Python SDK 2.x, and pxt skills install copies the Pixeltable skill into a project for coding agents. Fixes this week also cover FLAC audio segment durations and two causes of intermittent nightly test failures.

Week of September 28, 2026

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V0.7.13 ships major usability improvements: pxt new eliminates friction for trial users, compute routes become more flexible by dropping unnecessary inputs, and hosted databases gain critical memory leak fixes. These changes address both new user onboarding and production reliability for existing deployments.

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V0.7.13: pxt new gives free Cloud databases instantly. Compute routes drop unused inputs. Fixed memory leak in hosted storage. Better error messages for protocol mismatches.

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V0.7.13 launches pxt new, creating free Pixeltable Cloud databases with no signup. Compute routes are smarter—they now require only the columns they need. We fixed a memory leak affecting hosted databases reading media files and improved error messages across the board. Download the release to get started.

Week of September 21, 2026

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Two releases this week bring CLI improvements for authentication and configuration validation, better Cloud setup guidance, and support for altering computed columns. The changes address error handling, validation, and deployment workflows that developers rely on daily.

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V0.7.11 ships faster failure on bad config, better error messages, and per-database media endpoints. v0.7.10 adds pxt login/key/whoami commands and alter computed column support.

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This week we released v0.7.11 and v0.7.10, bringing important improvements to CLI authentication and error handling. New commands pxt login, pxt key, and pxt whoami provide a clearer authentication flow. Invalid configurations now fail fast with helpful messages. Computed columns can be altered while keeping their type. We also improved hosted service schemas and Cloud deployment documentation to clarify the setup process.

Week of September 14, 2026

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This week's releases improve the core development workflow with the image/archive split reducing rebuild times, fix critical bugs in query operations and test infrastructure, and enhance the hosted service experience with proper media URL presigning. Documentation and tooling improvements make the project more accessible to new users.

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V0.7.8 ships with image/archive splitting for faster rebuilds, fixes for join query crashes, --json-schema CLI support, and presigned media URLs for hosted services.

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This week's Pixeltable release improves performance and reliability: the image/archive split reduces rebuild times by only rebuilding what changed, join query operations now work correctly when creating or inserting tables, and hosted services properly presign media URLs for client access. CLI commands gained --json-schema support for better integration, and test infrastructure was hardened to prevent daemon hijacking issues.

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

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