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@dlagoCalimaco dlagoCalimaco released this 03 Nov 08:04
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LakeDB 1.0.0

LakeDB moves out of the beta release line with a free local database client for
MySQL, MariaDB, PostgreSQL and SQLite, independent windows and optional QuerIA.

Daily work

  • Scale the complete interface consistently, including dialogs and controls.
  • Read result grids more easily: numeric columns align by type, SQLite numeric
    expressions retain numeric metadata, and empty strings differ visibly from NULL.
  • Open the row-limit preference directly from the status bar.
  • Receive configurable native notifications when long-running background queries
    finish or fail. Notifications contain no SQL or result data.
  • QuerIA identifies read, write and schema-changing SQL; review writes before
    execution. Clarify ambiguous requests and refine individual query cards.

Free client, optional support

The database client remains free on GitHub. The Apple edition adds optional,
repeatable one-time development contributions, separate from QuerIA subscriptions.
Apple products and the app are subject to App Review; GitHub availability does
not imply App Store approval. Contributions unlock no functions or AI allowance.

Installation and compatibility

  • macOS Apple Silicon: Developer ID signed and notarized DMG and ZIP.
  • Windows x64: unsigned setup and portable executables, explicitly authorized
    by the maintainer for this stable release. Windows may display an unrecognized
    publisher warning. No trusted Windows signature is claimed.
  • Linux x64: AppImage and DEB. Each package has a SHA-256 checksum.
  • Existing connections, credentials and workspaces are retained. When upgrading
    from a historical 1.0.0-beta.* build, install the official 1.0.0 package manually:
    the old updater channel does not reliably offer the numbering transition.
  • Redshift remains experimental; live AWS validation is pending. Engine-specific
    capability limits continue to apply.

Generated SQL never runs automatically. Database credentials, rows and query
results remain local; opted-in QuerIA requests send the selected question and
minimum context needed for generation.

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