Querybara 0.1.5

Querybara is a desktop database manager for PostgreSQL, MySQL, MariaDB, MongoDB, Redis and
Elasticsearch, with a command-line tool on the same engine.

New in 0.1.5

• Redis Cluster behind NAT, Docker or Kubernetes. Cluster nodes in these setups advertise
  internal addresses (such as 192.168.x.x:6379 pod IPs) that your computer can't reach.
  Tick Reach nodes through the seed addresses under the seed list, and list a reachable
  address of every node as a seed (for example each NodePort). Querybara asks each seed which
  node it is on every connect and reaches that node through the seed, so the connection keeps
  working after pods restart with new IPs. Nodes still show under their own addresses in the
  node list and topology view.
• No more endless "connecting" to a cluster. When the seeds answer but the nodes they
  announce can't be reached, connecting now fails within the connect timeout. The error names
  the unreachable nodes and points to the new option.

Downloads

• macOS (Apple silicon and Intel): Querybara-0.1.5-universal.dmg, signed and notarised.
• Windows: Querybara-Setup-0.1.5.exe, or the MSI and zip for x64 and arm64. The
  installer is not code-signed yet, so Windows SmartScreen may warn: choose
  More info → Run anyway. Querybara on Windows does not update itself yet, so download
  and install this version over the old one.
• Linux: AppImage, .deb and .rpm for x64 and arm64.

Checksums are in SHA256SUMS.txt. A software bill of materials and third-party notices are
attached.

Querybara 0.1.4

Querybara is a desktop database manager for PostgreSQL, MySQL, MariaDB, MongoDB, Redis and
Elasticsearch, with a command-line tool on the same engine.

New in 0.1.4

• Import and export connections. The Connection actions menu (⋮ at the top of the
  Connections side bar) and the command palette have Import connections… and
  Export connections….
  • Export writes the connections you tick, with their folders, to a file encrypted with a
    passphrase (AES-256-GCM). Tick Include saved passwords to carry the passwords saved on
    this computer too. Open the file in Querybara on another computer, or with
    querybara profiles import.
  • Import reads that file, or an .ncx file exported from Navicat
    (File → Export Connections). It lists every connection with its address and saved
    passwords, and imports only the ones you tick. Connections you already have show Exists
    and are left alone unless you tick Replace.
• Connections from Navicat. MySQL, MariaDB, PostgreSQL, MongoDB and Redis connections come
  over with their host and port or socket file, user, initial database, SSL and SSH settings,
  and saved passwords (from Navicat 11 and later), which go into the OS keychain. Other
  connection types are listed as not imported. An HTTP tunnel is left out, with a note on that
  connection. The command line takes the same files: querybara profiles import connections.ncx.
• Connection errors can be dismissed. A connection that fails to open shows why under it in
  the side bar, with a × to clear it. The error is no longer repeated at the top of the side bar.
• Smaller touches. The Compare menu has icons, and Disconnect and
  Close all connections are in the warning colour.
• Autocomplete fix. An unclosed quote after JOIN no longer offers a table with no name.

Downloads

• macOS (Apple silicon and Intel): Querybara-0.1.4-universal.dmg, signed and notarised.
• Windows: Querybara-Setup-0.1.4.exe, or the MSI and zip for x64 and arm64. The
  installer is not code-signed yet, so Windows SmartScreen may warn: choose
  More info → Run anyway. Querybara on Windows does not update itself yet, so download
  and install this version over the old one.
• Linux: AppImage, .deb and .rpm for x64 and arm64.

Checksums are in SHA256SUMS.txt. A software bill of materials and third-party notices are
attached.

Querybara 0.1.3

Querybara is a desktop database manager for PostgreSQL, MySQL, MariaDB, MongoDB, Redis and
Elasticsearch, with a command-line tool on the same engine.

New in 0.1.3

• MongoDB 4.2 works again. Querybara 0.1.2 could not connect to MongoDB 4.2 ("requires at
  least MongoDB 4.4"). 0.1.3 connects to MongoDB 4.2 and later.
• Saving edited documents works on MongoDB 4.2. Querybara still checks that nobody changed
  the document since you opened it.
• SQL queries return the right results on MongoDB 4.2. Columns renamed with AS and
  constant values in the select list now come back filled in, and COUNT, SUM and the other
  aggregates without GROUP BY, as well as joins with extra conditions in ON, now run. A
  SELECT with an alias or a value now translates to an aggregate() rather than a find().

Downloads

• macOS (Apple silicon and Intel): Querybara-0.1.3-universal.dmg, signed and notarised.
• Windows: Querybara-Setup-0.1.3.exe, or the MSI and zip for x64 and arm64. The
  installer is not code-signed yet, so Windows SmartScreen may warn: choose
  More info → Run anyway. Querybara on Windows does not update itself yet, so download
  and install this version over the old one.
• Linux: AppImage, .deb and .rpm for x64 and arm64.

Checksums are in SHA256SUMS.txt. A software bill of materials and third-party notices are
attached.

Querybara 0.1.2

Querybara is a desktop database manager for PostgreSQL, MySQL, MariaDB, MongoDB, Redis and
Elasticsearch, with a command-line tool on the same engine.

New in 0.1.2

• Saved passwords from 0.1.0 stay saved. On macOS and Linux, Querybara can't open passwords
  that 0.1.0 saved under its old name. 0.1.1 asked for them on every connect; 0.1.2 asks once,
  then saves the password in the keychain again, so scheduled runs work too.

Downloads

• macOS (Apple silicon and Intel): Querybara-0.1.2-universal.dmg, signed and notarised.
• Windows: Querybara-Setup-0.1.2.exe, or the MSI and zip for x64 and arm64. The
  installer is not code-signed yet, so Windows SmartScreen may warn: choose
  More info → Run anyway.
• Linux: AppImage, .deb and .rpm for x64 and arm64.

Checksums are in SHA256SUMS.txt. A software bill of materials and third-party notices are
attached.

Querybara 0.1.1

Querybara is a desktop database manager for PostgreSQL, MySQL, MariaDB, MongoDB, Redis and
Elasticsearch, with a command-line tool on the same engine.

New in 0.1.1

• A new name and icon. The app is now Querybara, with the capybara icon, at
  querybara.com.
• Coming from 0.1.0? On first launch Querybara copies your 0.1.0 data: connections,
  folders, history, saved queries, snippets, schedules, known SSH hosts and SSH keys. On macOS
  and Linux it asks for each saved password once. Backup archives, ER models and profile
  exports made by 0.1.0 do not open in 0.1.1.
• Backups are now .qbak files, and the command-line tool is querybara.

Downloads

• macOS (Apple silicon and Intel): Querybara-0.1.1-universal.dmg, signed and notarised.
• Windows: Querybara-Setup-0.1.1.exe, or the MSI and zip for x64 and arm64. The
  installer is not code-signed yet, so Windows SmartScreen may warn: choose
  More info → Run anyway.
• Linux: AppImage, .deb and .rpm for x64 and arm64.

Checksums are in SHA256SUMS.txt. A software bill of materials and third-party notices are
attached.