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Week of October 19, 2026

What shipped

Why it matters

This week brings two fixes that affect query results directly: a broken orderBy shorthand on every driver and lazy relations loading while the entity id map is built. It also tightens cache runner cleanup and makes query timing monotonic, plus fills two documentation gaps around simple-enum and managed Postgres.

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This week in TypeORM: orderBy object shorthand no longer emits a literal undefined, and building the entity id map no longer loads lazy relations on new Entity(). Query timing now uses performance.now(), cache runners are released after failed removals, and simple-enum is finally

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This week's changes in TypeORM: orderBy with the object shorthand no longer generates SQL containing a literal undefined token when no nulls property is given, which previously caused a syntax error on all drivers. Building the entity id map no longer loads lazy relations for entities created with new Entity(). DbQueryResultCache now releases its query runner when a deletion rejects instead of skipping cleanup, and QueryRunner.query measures execution time with performance.now() so clock changes cannot produce negative or inflated durations. On the docs side, simple-enum is now documented next to simple-array and simple-json, and the Postgres driver page notes Appwrite Managed PostgreSQL.

Week of October 5, 2026

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Why it matters

This week brought a 1.1.2 release and a set of fixes for everyday problems: connection leaks in DataSource.initialize(), hangs on CockroachDB shutdown, dropped date edits under the utc flag, and invalid SQL Server lock hints. Users on SQL Server, Postgres, CockroachDB and closure-table entities should see fewer stuck queries and stale data after saving.

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1.1.2 is out. Fixes this week: DataSource.initialize() connection leaks, CockroachDB destroy hangs, utc date column edits dropped west of UTC, SQL Server lock hints in nested joins, and locks held after subscriber errors.

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TypeORM 1.1.2 is now released. Alongside the release, this week's changes fix several issues that affected everyday use. DataSource.initialize() no longer leaks connections under concurrent calls or failed driver connects, and DataSource.destroy() no longer hangs on CockroachDB with multiple connected query runners. Date columns declared with utc: true now detect changes correctly when the process runs west of UTC, SQL Server setLock() queries with two-level relation chains generate valid T-SQL, and SQL Server query locks are released when subscriber hooks throw. Closure-table reparenting reads primary values through column metadata so cross-root moves stay consistent, and spatial columns without an explicit feature type or SRID are compared against the reported defaults.

Week of September 28, 2026

What shipped

Why it matters

This week focused on bug fixes for data integrity and deployment reliability. The composite primary key fix addresses a critical issue that could cause data loss in hydration, while schema metadata and CI fixes ensure the project builds and deploys correctly across its workspace setup.

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TypeORM updates: fixed composite primary key hydration collisions that caused data loss, corrected schema metadata handling, and resolved documentation deployment issues.

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TypeORM shipped critical fixes this week: composite primary keys no longer collide during hydration (preventing data loss), user-defined schemas are correctly stored in metadata, and documentation builds are now stable with the new pnpm workspace layout. These improvements enhance data reliability and project maintainability.

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