Changelog

Release Notes

Improves Redis workflows, strengthens safety around destructive SQL operations, and polishes tab and table UX for smoother day-to-day use.

What's Changed

• Redis console queries now run against the correct selected database, including per-tab scoping, for more predictable results.
• Tab safety: you are prompted before discarding unsaved tabs on disconnect or delete, and bulk-close is scoped to the active connection and database.
• Hardened DROP statement generation with stricter per-provider validation and safer identifier handling.
• Table view pagination and scrolling are more stable, keeping context when changing page size or pages and restoring scroll position consistently.
• Duplicate toasts are now deduped, and text selection works in toasts, query errors, and assistant chat.
• The Community edition open-tab limit is raised to 5 per database.

Release Notes

Polished licensing and update UX, plus more reliable database handling and smoother UI behavior.

What's Changed

• Replaced the updates-expired dialog with a full license panel, including clearer errors, better focus/empty states, and a session-only prompt.
• Improved renewal flow by surfacing and prefilling the license owner email across the app (status, store, and renew link).
• Added a titlebar install/update indicator with a free/pro tier chip and dismissible state for clearer update visibility.
• Hardened database behavior across MySQL and Postgres: more reliable query cancellation and improved Postgres type handling (enums, arrays, read-only base types).
• Reduced unnecessary work by loading table data only for the active tab, improving responsiveness in multi-tab views.

Release Notes

Improves update awareness and reliability while tightening controls around non-SQL query execution.

What's Changed

• Added an enriched release feed (downloads, curated notes, commit SHA) to improve update visibility and release metadata.
• Introduced enterprise-only gating for non-SQL query execution in the query console, with clearer UI messaging when execution is locked.
• Fixed the "versions behind" indicator and aligned update-behind wiring with the backend contract for more accurate update status.
• Improved connection stability by single-flighting reconnect attempts across callers to reduce redundant reconnect storms.
• Refined editor banners to avoid conflicting warnings (engine mismatch vs non-SQL lock) and make lock states clearer.

The first public release of FlexTable — a fast, native desktop database manager for PostgreSQL, MySQL, SQLite, MongoDB, and Redis. One app to browse, query, edit, back up, and monitor your databases.

• One client, five engines — a consistent UI with per-engine capabilities.
• Browse & edit — schema/keyspace browser, a virtualized data grid with inline editing, and a row detail inspector.
• Query — a multi-language editor with completions and history, plus a visual query-plan (EXPLAIN) view with run-and-measure.
• Redis — keyspace browsing with TTLs and a full Pub/Sub experience (virtualized high-volume grid, batching, safe subscribe/cancel).
• Backup & restore — version-matched client tools downloaded and verified automatically, with mismatch detection.
• Secure connections — SSL modes (incl. Prefer), custom CA via rustls, SSH tunneling, and AWS RDS IAM authentication.
• Native, signed & notarized — small Tauri builds for macOS, Windows, and Linux; macOS is Developer-ID signed and notarized by Apple, with a built-in auto-updater.