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Type-safe SQL query builder for TypeScript StackPulse turns upstream changelogs into scannable summaries with risky changes, deprecations, migration notes, and source links.
what stackpulse tracks
StackPulse watches Kysely release notes and keeps the original source link close to every summary.
upgrade risk
Risky changes are separated from normal feature notes so you can scan upgrade impact before changing production dependencies.
migration notes
Migration steps and recommended actions are only shown when the upstream release notes support them.
This release focuses on bug fixes and documentation improvements, including optimizations for TypeScript 7 compatibility and enhancements to the docs site.
Users experiencing TypeScript 7 performance issues or relying on the Kysely documentation site may benefit from this release.
This release introduces a new `transactionMode` property for the `Migrator` class, allowing more granular control over transaction behavior during migrations. It also adds support for `mysql2/promise` and introduces a `defineMigration` helper function for easier migration writing.
Users relying on `disableTransactions` or using `BLOB` columns with SQLite JSON helpers are affected.
Update migration configurations to use `transactionMode` instead of `disableTransactions`.
This release introduces a new `transactionMode` property for the `Migrator` class, allowing more granular control over transaction behavior during migrations. It also deprecates `disableTransactions` in favor of the new `transactionMode` options.
Users relying on `disableTransactions` or using SQLite JSON helpers with `BLOB` columns are affected.
Update migration configurations to use the new `transactionMode` property and avoid passing `BLOB` columns to SQLite JSON helpers.
A small batch of bug fixes addressing PostgreSQL and SQLite issues.
Users of PostgreSQL and SQLite in Kysely may be affected by the fixed bugs.
Update to version 0.29.4 if you encounter issues with PostgreSQL password passing or SQLite returning clauses in delete queries.
This release primarily includes bug fixes for PostgreSQL and MSSQL migrations, dependency updates, and documentation improvements.
Users relying on PostgreSQL or MSSQL migrations with disabled transactions may be affected by the bug fix.
Update to this version if you encounter issues with PostgreSQL or MSSQL migrations when using 'disableTransactions: true'.
This release focuses on bug fixes, particularly addressing an issue with `$narrowType` mishandling branded types.
Users relying on `$narrowType` with branded types may be affected by the bug fix.
Update to version 0.29.2 if you encounter issues with `$narrowType` and branded types.
This release focuses on bug fixes and CI/CD improvements, including a fix for a regression in plugin result transformations and enhanced GitHub workflow security.
Users experiencing issues with plugin result transformations are directly affected.
Upgrade to version 0.29.1 to benefit from the bug fixes and CI improvements.
This release introduces several significant features, including `$pickTables` and `$omitTables` for narrowing query scope, a new `ReadonlyKysely<DB>` helper type for compile-time readonly instances, and a new PGlite dialect. Additionally, it adds support for query cancellation and improves type narrowing with `$narrowType`.
Developers using `withTables`, `expression` functions in `create/add index`, or migration exports from the root will need to update their code.
Update code to use `$pickTables`, `$omitTables`, `$extendTables`, `column` and `columns` functions, and migration exports from `kysely/migration`.
This release focuses on bug fixes, particularly hardening JSON path methods `.key(...)` and `.at(...)` against SQL injections and exfiltrations.
Users relying on JSON path methods `.key(...)` and `.at(...)` are affected by security improvements.
Update to this version to benefit from the security fixes.
This release introduces several new features including `$pickTables`, `$omitTables`, and `ReadonlyKysely<DB>` helpers, a new PGlite dialect, and query cancellation support. It also includes deprecations and breaking changes related to TypeScript version requirements and migration exports.
Users relying on deprecated methods or older TypeScript versions will need to update their codebase.
Upgrade TypeScript to version 5.4 or higher and replace deprecated methods with new alternatives.