Prisma

This release updates the toolchain to use `@prisma/cli-engine@0.3.0` and refines the `migration plan` command to prevent silent failures from empty databases when migrations exist. It also improves language server compatibility with Windows paths.

Prisma ORM 7.10.0 enhances compatibility by introducing a package to run Prisma 7 alongside Prisma 8 and improves Prisma Studio's local server security. It also includes numerous bug fixes across Prisma Client and various database adapters.

This release renames ORM pagination methods from `take`/`skip` to `limit`/`offset` and updates the engine peer dependency to `@prisma/cli-engine@0.2.3`.

This release updates PostgreSQL temporal column handling to explicit Temporal or text representations and integrates the prisma-8 agent skill directly into ORM packages. It also refactors agent skill setup to the family-level `prisma init` command and updates the CLI engine for improved pnpm compatibility.

This release rekeys the ORM command family by unified CLI mount paths and improves the robustness of the Postgres runtime against dropped connections. It also enhances raw query capabilities and fixes several issues with aggregation, pagination, and CLI error reporting.

The transition period for the old ORM config is over, and two fixes land for the consolidated `prisma` CLI stack. Most projects require a config migration to the new `prisma.config.ts` format.

This release unifies the `@prisma/cli-engine` peer dependency to 0.2.0, ensuring all mounted products use the installed engine version. There are no ORM API changes.

This release updates development dependencies, including Biome, Turbo, and Prisma SDKs. It also introduces new Biome rules for React Compiler and Svelte, alongside several bug fixes and performance improvements.

This release bumps the version to 8.0.0-rc.2, adopting `@prisma/cli-engine` 0.1.1 which introduces breaking changes in runtime host information and CI detection. It also includes fixes for the dev build counter and CLI output handling.

The CLI engine is now an exact peer dependency of the toolchain, preventing version conflicts and improving installation reliability. Conformance checks have been updated to support bin-less packages and detect incorrect dependency placements.

The affected-row-counts project is now complete, with count-returning writes using a single statement and returning database-reported statistics. Documentation has been updated to reflect current behavior and supported operations.

The minimum supported PostgreSQL version for Prisma 8 has been lowered to 15, impacting project initialization and database probing. This change aligns the declared floor with existing CI practices and broadens compatibility for users on PostgreSQL 15 and 16.

Introduced automated conformance checks to the publishing workflow to ensure package integrity, import purity, validator robustness, and clean tarball installations. These checks enhance the quality and reliability of published packages.

This release refactors write operations to return affected row counts directly from the write statement, eliminating an extra round trip and race condition. It also introduces explicit separation between row retrieval (`query()`) and statistics (`execute()`) operations.

Added documentation for the MIGRATION.CONSENT_PLAN_MISMATCH error, resolving linting issues. This change clarifies that migrations are rejected if the apply-time plan differs from the approved plan.

The `db verify`, `db sign`, and `migration check` commands now provide more granular exit codes to distinguish between findings (exit 4) and execution errors (exit 2). Internal CLI bugs are now consistently reported with exit code 1.

The `migration plan`, `migration new`, and `migration status` commands have been migrated to the new engine-based CLI. Retired `migration status` flags are now redirects to their new locations.

This release introduces the v8 release-candidate line, versioned as `8.0.0-rc.N`, and changes how aggregate results are read back through codecs, impacting types like `count()` which now returns `bigint`. It also splits the SQL driver interface and fixes several defects in query planning, emit, and driver error reporting.

This release introduces a namespace change, publishing Prisma Next as 17 packages under the `@prisma` scope. It also standardizes error handling with structured envelopes and completes relation-loading for lossless data handling.

A patch release addresses a security advisory in a transitive dependency of Prisma CLI. While no direct impact is expected, upgrading is recommended to prevent false positives from security scanners.

The 7.8.0 release introduces fine-grained control over the query plan cache via `queryPlanCacheMaxSize` in `PrismaClient` and resolves numerous bugs across PostgreSQL, SQL Server, and migration tooling.

The 7.7.0 release introduces the highly requested `prisma bootstrap` command for streamlined Postgres setup and configuration. It also highlights enterprise support options and open roles at Prisma.

Prisma 6.19.3 is a patch release primarily focused on updating the internal `effect` dependency to address a security vulnerability.

The 7.6.0 release introduces significant enhancements to Prisma Studio, including Dark Mode, multi-cell editing, and AI-powered SQL generation. It also brings new CLI commands and improved driver adapter ergonomics and stability.