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@github-actions github-actions released this 26 Aug 02:15
· 11 commits to main since this release
v0.68.1
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Changed

  • Query results stop fetching at the row limit on MySQL, PostgreSQL, SQLite, MSSQL, Oracle, Cassandra, Redis, DynamoDB, BigQuery, Snowflake, Trino and ClickHouse. (#2427)
  • ClickHouse reads a capped result in one request instead of a separate LIMIT 0 round trip for the columns.
  • Structure editor undo granularity set by the operation instead of run loop timing.

Fixed

  • Row limit ignored for a parenthesised SELECT, a TABLE statement or a VALUES list. (#2427)
  • Cancelling an export or a schema compare left the database still sending rows on MySQL, PostgreSQL, MSSQL, Oracle, Cassandra and Trino.
  • An aborted PostgreSQL read charged its leftover rows to the next query on that connection.
  • Syntax error when sorting a query result whose SQL ends in LIMIT.
  • The user's own LIMIT dropped when sorting replaced an existing ORDER BY.
  • Fetch All sending the previous run's parameters after a query that had none.
  • A SQLite UPDATE or DELETE alone in a query tab reporting success instead of the rows affected.
  • Stall on switching between two loaded table tabs, growing with the rows they hold. (#2424)
  • Scroll position lost when switching away from a table tab and back. (#2424)
  • A table statistics command on every switch between two table tabs. (#2424)
  • Another table's size and row count in Table Info when its statistics arrive late. (#2424)
  • Active editor tab barely distinguishable from the inactive ones, worst in light appearance. (#2428)
  • No selected editor tab at all in a background window on macOS 14 and 15. (#2428)
  • Editor tab strip ignoring Increase Contrast and Reduce Transparency. (#2428)
  • Crash when a file changes in a linked SQL folder. (#2432)
  • Crash when a file changes in a linked connection folder, and on quit with one configured.
  • iOS: crash the first time the system reports memory pressure.