$ git log --author="mattrossman" --all --oneline
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Studio moves onto Nitro, CLI drops the legacy compute bridge
- chore: upgrade @supabase/lite to 0.10.0 supabase/evals
Supabase CLI gains stack service selection, slim-services pins imgproxy to Storage's compose value
- feat: add docs eval suite with docs team ownership supabase/evals
supabase pull orchestrator lands, CLI fixes broken start
- feat: record step and tool call counts for eval runs supabase/evals
- feat: move regression evals to Codex GPT-5.6 Luna (#277) supabase/evals
Studio blocks HA project actions, docs warn on pgcrypto cipher change
Supabase CLI ships config pull, workers logs, and no-wait deploys
- chore: bump codex CLI to 0.151.0 (#255) supabase/evals
Shared DuckDB pooling, group advisor lints, realtime v2.133.0
- feat: group lints in `get_advisors` response supabase/mcp
SUPABASE SHIPS POSTGRES MIDDLEWARE PAIR AND FAST SHADOW BASELINE
CLI UNLOCKS ORIOLEDB PROJECTS, EVALS MOVES TO VERCEL SANDBOXES
SUPABASE LOCKS DOWN LEGAL DOCS AND POSTGRES BUILD PIPELINE
- add `LICENSE` supabase/evals
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