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Week of November 2, 2026

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This week touched both the hosted Studio and self-hosted deployments: self-hosted users get a release with security fixes and updated component images, while Studio fixes cover API key loading, network restriction reviews and service health chart windows around daylight saving time. The grants rollout for API keys continued across more Studio surfaces, and several small UI and docs fixes landed alongside it.

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Self-hosted v0.8.4 is out with security fixes for Storage and Functions. Studio also fixed secret API key loading, network restriction review and 7-day health charts after DST.

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This week's updates: self-hosted Supabase v0.8.4 is available with security fixes for Storage and Functions, and the self-hosted compose file now points at Studio 2026.11.02 and Envoy v1.39.6. In Studio, you can review a pending network restrictions change, secret API keys load without errors, column comments containing the sensitivity marker are no longer lost, and the home dashboard's health charts stay within the API limit after daylight saving time ends. The API keys grants rollout also moved forward with gating on the connect sheet and project connection popover.

Week of October 26, 2026

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This week tightens the Assistant so its prompt and tools come from what the request actually has, and fixes report granularity for short ranges plus several Studio UI and SQL bugs. The docs get new storage key rotation guidance and drop an outdated HIPAA requirement, which changes what self-hosters and HIPAA users need to check.

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Assistant tools now come from the registry, short report ranges use minute buckets, and popovers clamp to the viewport. Also: a shared top nav for docs and kb, fixed storage policy footer, FDW option formatting, and docs on rotating storage URL signing keys.

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This week the Assistant tools moved to the contracts registry and the chat prompt now builds its tool guidance from what each request has. Short report ranges in Shared API Report now use minute buckets. Popover, Select and DropdownMenu content clamps to viewport height, the storage policy footer stays visible, and encrypted FDW server options pass through format as %L. Docs add self-serve storage URL signing key rotation and drop the small compute requirement from HIPAA.

Week of October 19, 2026

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This week the dashboard got noticeably faster to use: Cmd+K can find database tables and ranks results by relevance, and Studio test runs dropped from about 14 minutes to about 3 minutes in CI. On the docs side, anchor checking was added to the E2E link checks and a large batch of broken anchors was fixed, while new guidance warns against subscribing to Postgres Changes from servers and clarifies how Postgres should call Edge Functions with the secret key.

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This week: Studio unit tests went from about 14 minutes to about 3 minutes in CI. Cmd+K now searches database tables, sorts results by relevance, and returns to the first level on backspace. Docs got 58 broken anchors fixed and a mobile table of contents.

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What shipped this week: redundant Studio unit tests were removed, cutting CI test time from about 14 minutes to about 3 minutes. Cmd+K in the dashboard can now search for database tables, sorts results by relevance score, returns to the first level when you hit backspace on an empty search, and no longer shows duplicate results for project integrations. Supavisor logs got a custom log detail fetcher and overview in the Unified Logs interface. Remote MCP tools now have Studio-side contracts, starting with list_extensions and followed by five more tools. In the docs, 58 broken anchor links across 53 guide pages were fixed, anchor checking was added to the E2E link checks, a mobile table of contents was added, and new guidance warns against subscribing to Postgres Changes from servers.

Week of October 12, 2026

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This week brings a self-hosted release with security fixes for Storage and Realtime, plus a new Middleware launch with its own feature page and blog post. The studio pipeline wizard gained connection and data validation along with an unsaved changes guard, and log pagination no longer misses entries recorded at nearly the same time. Smaller fixes cover edge function file ordering, persisted chart intervals and restore time handling.

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Self-hosted v0.8.3 is out with Storage and Realtime security fixes. This week also shipped Supabase Middleware with a feature page and launch post, validation and an unsaved changes guard in the pipeline wizard, and a fix so log pagination stops skipping entries.

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This week's updates include self-hosted Supabase v0.8.3 with security fixes for Storage and Realtime, along with refreshed Studio and gotrue images in the self-hosted component list. Supabase Middleware now has a feature page and a launch blog post. The pipeline wizard gained connection and data validation plus a guard that asks before discarding unsaved changes. Log pagination now keeps full cursor precision so entries with the same or near-identical timestamps are no longer skipped, edge function files are sorted by name with the entrypoint selected by default, and the project home chart interval is remembered per project.

Week of October 5, 2026

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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.

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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

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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

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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.

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Compute landing page shipped with ephemeral sandboxes and always-on HTTP services. Turso joins Supabase. Experimental stack commands now documented for parallel local projects.

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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

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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.

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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.

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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

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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.

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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.

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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.

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