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Releases

@powersync/common@1.33.0

Minor Changes

• cbb20c0: This adds a new (and currently experimental) sync client implementation
  implemented natively in the PowerSync SQLite extension.

  This implementation will eventually become the default, but we encourage
  interested users to try it out. In particular, we expect that it can improve
  sync performance (especially on platforms with challenging JS performance,
  like React Native).

  On all our JavaScript SDKs, the new implementation can be enabled with a
  sync option entry when connecting:

  await db.connect(new MyConnector(), {
    clientImplementation: SyncClientImplementation.RUST
  });

  Since the new client implements the same protocol, you can also migrate back
  to the JavaScript client later by removing the clientImplementation option.

  However: After enabling the RUST client, you cannot downgrade your
  PowerSync SDK below this version. When enabled for the first time, databases
  will be migrated. The JavaScript sync client from this and later SDK versions
  understands the new format, but the client from an older SDK version will not!

Patch Changes

• 7e8bb1a: Include metadata and previous values when serializing CRUD entries to JSON.

@powersync/node@0.6.0

Minor Changes

• cbb20c0: This adds a new (and currently experimental) sync client implementation
  implemented natively in the PowerSync SQLite extension.

  This implementation will eventually become the default, but we encourage
  interested users to try it out. In particular, we expect that it can improve
  sync performance (especially on platforms with challenging JS performance,
  like React Native).

  On all our JavaScript SDKs, the new implementation can be enabled with a
  sync option entry when connecting:

  await db.connect(new MyConnector(), {
    clientImplementation: SyncClientImplementation.RUST
  });

  Since the new client implements the same protocol, you can also migrate back
  to the JavaScript client later by removing the clientImplementation option.

  However: After enabling the RUST client, you cannot downgrade your
  PowerSync SDK below this version. When enabled for the first time, databases
  will be migrated. The JavaScript sync client from this and later SDK versions
  understands the new format, but the client from an older SDK version will not!

Patch Changes

• 0446f15: Update PowerSync core extension to 0.4.0
• Updated dependencies [cbb20c0]
• Updated dependencies [7e8bb1a]
  • @powersync/common@1.33.0

@powersync/react-native@1.22.0

Minor Changes

• cbb20c0: This adds a new (and currently experimental) sync client implementation
  implemented natively in the PowerSync SQLite extension.

  This implementation will eventually become the default, but we encourage
  interested users to try it out. In particular, we expect that it can improve
  sync performance (especially on platforms with challenging JS performance,
  like React Native).

  On all our JavaScript SDKs, the new implementation can be enabled with a
  sync option entry when connecting:

  await db.connect(new MyConnector(), {
    clientImplementation: SyncClientImplementation.RUST
  });

  Since the new client implements the same protocol, you can also migrate back
  to the JavaScript client later by removing the clientImplementation option.

  However: After enabling the RUST client, you cannot downgrade your
  PowerSync SDK below this version. When enabled for the first time, databases
  will be migrated. The JavaScript sync client from this and later SDK versions
  understands the new format, but the client from an older SDK version will not!

Patch Changes

• 0446f15: Update PowerSync core extension to 0.4.0
• 450b2c9: Fix issues forwarding array buffers to Rust sync client.
• Updated dependencies [cbb20c0]
• Updated dependencies [7e8bb1a]
  • @powersync/common@1.33.0
  • @powersync/react@1.5.3

@powersync/web@1.23.0

Minor Changes

• cbb20c0: This adds a new (and currently experimental) sync client implementation
  implemented natively in the PowerSync SQLite extension.

  This implementation will eventually become the default, but we encourage
  interested users to try it out. In particular, we expect that it can improve
  sync performance (especially on platforms with challenging JS performance,
  like React Native).

  On all our JavaScript SDKs, the new implementation can be enabled with a
  sync option entry when connecting:

  await db.connect(new MyConnector(), {
    clientImplementation: SyncClientImplementation.RUST
  });

  Since the new client implements the same protocol, you can also migrate back
  to the JavaScript client later by removing the clientImplementation option.

  However: After enabling the RUST client, you cannot downgrade your
  PowerSync SDK below this version. When enabled for the first time, databases
  will be migrated. The JavaScript sync client from this and later SDK versions
  understands the new format, but the client from an older SDK version will not!

Patch Changes

• 0446f15: Update PowerSync core extension to 0.4.0
• Updated dependencies [cbb20c0]
• Updated dependencies [7e8bb1a]
  • @powersync/common@1.33.0

@powersync/op-sqlite@0.7.1

Patch Changes

• 0446f15: Update PowerSync core extension to 0.4.0
• Updated dependencies [cbb20c0]
• Updated dependencies [7e8bb1a]
  • @powersync/common@1.33.0

@powersync/tanstack-react-query@0.0.27

Patch Changes

• Updated dependencies [cbb20c0]
• Updated dependencies [7e8bb1a]
  • @powersync/common@1.33.0
  • @powersync/react@1.5.3

@powersync/diagnostics-app@0.9.1

Patch Changes

• Updated dependencies [cbb20c0]
• Updated dependencies [0446f15]
  • @powersync/web@1.23.0
  • @powersync/react@1.5.3