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STORAGE LOCKS IN POOL REBALANCE, REALTIME GAINS AND FILTERS, NESTJS JOINS THE ADAPTER LINEUP

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fadymak ferhatelmas fenos bogdantarasenko
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Storage v1.60.0 ships a critical fix that stops cluster rebalancing from torching garbage collection, while Realtime adds AND filter support for Postgres Changes and the server SDK lands its first NestJS adapter.

Storage's biggest win overnight is a reengineered pool lifecycle that mutates tenant pools in place rather than destroying and recreating them during cluster rebalancing [2]. This kills the GC spikes that were plaguing deployments at scale. The same release also fixes a stale connection bug where credential changes weren't evicting cached pools due to `updateAgeOnGet` preventing TTL eviction [2]. Storage v1.60.0 also ships a migration feature that stops using bound parameters [1] and adds environment variable control over tenant config visibility in admin endpoints [3]. On the realtime front, v2.100.0 implements AND filter support for Postgres Changes with comma-separated parameters [6], giving developers finer control over subscription filtering without spawning multiple listeners. The server SDK is opening up to the NestJS ecosystem with a full adapter in v1.2.0-rc.69 that includes a class guard compatible with both Express and Fastify platforms, plus a param decorator for extracting SupabaseContext [7]. Auth is in release candidate territory with v2.190.0-rc.14 incoming, backed by dependency bumps for govulncheck findings [4], and a config fix that now warns on invalid WebAuthn setup instead of crashing the server on startup [5].

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Quick answers

What shipped in Supabase on May 28, 2026?
Storage v1.60.0 ships a critical fix that stops cluster rebalancing from torching garbage collection, while Realtime adds AND filter support for Postgres Changes and the server SDK lands its first NestJS adapter. In total, 37 commits, 36 pull requests, and 7 releases landed.
Who contributed to Supabase on May 28, 2026?
4 developers shipped this update, including ferhatelmas, fenos, fadymak, and bogdantarasenko.
What were the notable Supabase updates?
v1.60.0, fix: rebalance pool in place, and fix: env to control tenant config visibility.
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$ log @supabase --recent

Self-hosted stack bumps realtime and storage, Studio remembers your chart range 72 shipped Realtime 2.144.0 patches a decimal CVE; realtime-csharp adds paged storage listing 151 shipped MCP server 0.14.0 adds health advisors, Supabase CLI routes every Management API call through the typed client 123 shipped Scoped OAuth reconsent in Studio, MCP drops double cost prompts 139 shipped

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Alignment & Post-training verl rejects conflicting vLLM engine_kwargs, open-instruct adds MILES OPD behind a Megatron learner Interpretability nnsight 0.8.0 cuts import time from 7.6s to 1.6s

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Safety Evals AI Red Teaming Agent Security Interpretability Alignment & Post-training

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