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Releases: zanmato/blanco

v0.1.2

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@github-actions github-actions released this 08 Oct 14:56
a6c16c6

Features

  • Editor font size setting for the query, script and snippet editors, with
    shortcuts to increase, decrease and reset it (rebindable, also in the View
    menu)
  • Connection option to show only the configured database in the sidebar and
    the command palette (PostgreSQL and SQL Server)
  • Text in the SQL view and the script log can be selected with the mouse and
    copied

Fixes

  • Completion on slow or flaky connections: a metadata fetch is no longer
    restarted on every keystroke, a failed fetch is no longer cached as an empty
    result, and suggestions stay available while the cache refreshes
  • Metadata fetches for completion now respect the query timeout setting
  • Word Wrap and Render Whitespace toggled from the menu or the command palette
    are now remembered across restarts

v0.1.1

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@github-actions github-actions released this 02 Oct 12:26
e166153

Fixes

  • Fixed a text rendering issue

v0.1.0

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@github-actions github-actions released this 01 Oct 09:52
b468e1a

Initial release. Supported backends: PostgreSQL, MySQL/MariaDB, SQLite, SQL
Server, ClickHouse and Redis.

Features

  • Schema aware completion, formatting and linting for SQL, plus command
    completion and highlighting for Redis
  • Statement at cursor and selection execution, bind parameter prompts, query
    history and snippets
  • Editable results grid with atomic commits, row filter, copy as
    CSV/TSV/JSON/SQL/Markdown, export to CSV/TSV/JSON/SQL/Markdown, charts and
    foreign key peeking
  • EXPLAIN results rendered as a plan tree (PostgreSQL, MySQL, SQLite) with time
    bars for hot nodes
  • Sidebar schema tree with filter, rename/truncate/drop from the tree, table
    structure view, object DDL and an ER diagram
  • CSV and JSON (array or NDJSON) import with column mapping and conflict
    strategies, applied as one transaction
  • Read only connections, and a confirmation before writes on connections tagged
    PROD
  • JavaScript scripting (db.query, db.execute, db.transaction,
    db.display) running in a sandboxed QuickJS runtime
  • SSH tunnels with known_hosts verification, TLS, credentials in the OS
    keychain