Prisma

This 7.4.2 patch release focuses primarily on resolving various bug fixes across Prisma Client, Driver Adapters (specifically MariaDB), and the Schema Engine.

This 7.4.1 patch release focuses primarily on bug fixes across Prisma Client, Driver Adapters, and the Prisma Schema Language, alongside minor quality improvements.

Version 7.4.0 introduces a significant query compilation caching layer to improve performance under concurrency and adds support for Partial Indexes across several databases. Numerous community contributions fixed various bugs related to migrations, BigInt handling, and database connection stability.

Prisma 7.3.0 introduces performance tuning via the `compilerBuild` option for the ORM client and allows raw queries to bypass the query compiler. This release also reverts a breaking change related to mapped enums and fixes BigInt precision issues in PostgreSQL JSON aggregations.

This 6.19.2 patch release fixes an issue related to Prisma Accelerate support in specific edge runtime configurations.

Prisma 7.2.0 introduces a new SQL commenter plugin, flexible URL configuration for migration commands, and runtime-aware initialization for Bun, alongside critical fixes for byte upserts and error reporting.

This patch release fixes a regression in Prisma 6.13.1 where schema diffing incorrectly reported empty results.

Prisma 7.1.0 introduces SQL Commenter support for enhanced query observability and tracing, alongside TypeScript improvements for pnpm monorepos and the env() helper.

Prisma 7.0.1 is a patch release focusing on quality of life improvements, restoring CockroachDB support, and fixing regressions in Prisma Studio and the CLI.

Prisma 7.0.0 makes the ESM-based Prisma Client the default, significantly reducing bundle sizes and improving performance. It introduces a mandatory configuration file (prisma.config.ts) and requires explicit driver adapter injection and output paths.

Prisma 6.19.0 introduces connection pooling for Prisma Postgres, local database support in the VS Code extension, and various ORM improvements to prepare for the v7 major release.

Prisma 6.18.0 introduces the prisma.config.ts configuration file as the new standard for settings like datasources and engines, preparing users for the upcoming Prisma v7.

This patch release fixes a regression introduced in v6.17.0 that caused incorrect diffing and migrations for fields marked as Unsupported.

Prisma 6.17.0 introduces Entra ID support for MS SQL Server, stabilizes direct connections for Prisma Postgres, and provides new usage metrics in the Prisma Console.

A patch release focusing on fixing JSON null types in browser builds, restoring migration behavior for multi-tenancy, and resolving a memory leak in the MariaDB adapter.

This patch release fixes validation rules for Prisma Postgres and resolves runtime errors in non-NodeJS environments caused by timer unreferencing.

This patch release fixes a bug where stabilized features still required preview flags in edge runtimes like Vercel Edge and Cloudflare Workers.

Prisma 6.16.0 marks the General Availability of the Rust-free ORM architecture and the new ESM-first 'prisma-client' generator, significantly reducing bundle sizes and improving type-checking performance.

Prisma 6.15.0 introduces AI safety guardrails for destructive CLI commands, simplifies Client runtime configurations, and moves the Prisma Postgres Management API to General Availability.

Prisma 6.14.0 re-introduces @unique attributes for SQL views in Preview and removes the long-deprecated prisma.$use middleware method. The release also focuses on type performance improvements and stability fixes for the upcoming Prisma 7 engine changes.

Prisma 6.13.0 promotes Prisma Config and Multi-schema support to General Availability and introduces externally managed tables. It also refines SQL views support by removing incompatible attributes and adds pgvector support to Prisma Postgres.

Prisma 6.12.0 introduces the ESM-compatible prisma-client generator in Preview and adds configuration options for migrations and views paths in prisma.config.ts.

This patch release fixes a Prisma Client initialization error involving Prisma Accelerate and connection strings, as well as a data mapping error in array aggregations.

Prisma 6.11.0 introduces Preview support for Rust-free engines for MySQL, Neon, and CockroachDB, adds new CLI commands for managing local Postgres instances, and enables embedding Prisma Studio via a new core package.

Prisma 6.10.1 is a patch release fixing PostgreSQL connection termination on Windows and resolving a significant performance regression in the queryCompiler preview feature.

Prisma 6.10.0 introduces Preview support for shard keys on PlanetScale and No-Rust engines for MS SQL Server, alongside significant performance boosts for Prisma Migrate and enhanced local Prisma Postgres management in VS Code.

Prisma 6.9.0 promotes the Rust-free ORM architecture to Preview and introduces major local development enhancements for Prisma Postgres, including persistence and a new VS Code management UI.

Prisma 6.8.2 is a patch release that fully resolves execution issues with the 'init' and 'dev' commands on Windows.

Prisma 6.8.1 is a patch release that resolves critical issues with the 'init' and 'dev' commands on Windows platforms.

Prisma 6.8.0 introduces local development for Prisma Postgres via the 'prisma dev' command, native Deno support through a new generator, and AI-powered database workflow automation in VS Code.

Prisma 6.7.0 introduces an Early Access TypeScript-based Query Compiler to replace Rust engines, stabilizes multi-file schemas, and adds support for the better-sqlite3 driver adapter.

Prisma 6.6.0 introduces a new ESM-ready client generator, native migration support for Cloudflare D1 and Turso, and an MCP server for AI-driven database management.

Prisma 6.5.0 removes interactive database reset prompts in favor of explicit commands and introduces Prisma Studio support for the new prisma.config.ts configuration file.

This patch release fixes issues with the NPS survey in the Prisma CLI, ensuring it correctly respects the --no-hints flag.

Prisma 6.4.0 introduces a TypeScript-based configuration file (Early Access), case-insensitive filtering for JSON data, and performance optimizations for CockroachDB migrations.

This patch release improves the CLI output for the 'prisma init' command and streamlines the setup process for Prisma Postgres.

Prisma 6.3.0 introduces a revamped Prisma Studio, adds 'limit' support to bulk update and delete operations, and improves PostgreSQL performance by switching to 'NOT EXISTS' for relation filters.