Who contributed to Supabase on July 31, 2026?

11 developers shipped this update, including Pedro Rodrigues, mattrossman, supabase-evals-releaser, ivasilov, claude, SaxonF, github-actions[bot], and iambriccardo, and 3 more.

What were the notable Supabase updates?

feat(www): add Enterprise SaaS Subscription Agreement v3, feat(www): add Terms of Service v3 (effective August 1, 2026), and refactor(www): unify legal page shells and versioning.

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SUPABASE LOCKS DOWN LEGAL DOCS AND POSTGRES BUILD PIPELINE

By RepoJournal · Filed 06:58 UTC on July 31, 2026 · About Supabase

11 people shipped this

claude @claude 3 cited

Pedro Rodrigues @Rodriguespn 1 cited

mattrossman @mattrossman 1 cited

ivasilov @ivasilov 1 cited

github-actions[bot] @github-actions[bot] 1 cited

Victor Farazdagi @farazdagi 1 cited

edgurgel @edgurgel 1 cited

realtime-release-bot[bot] @realtime-release-bot[bot] 1 cited

supabase-evals-releaser @supabase-evals-releaser

SaxonF @SaxonF

iambriccardo @iambriccardo

Three new legal agreement versions ship across the marketing site while the evals framework tightens postgres best-practices detection and realtime patches a hot-path performance leak.

The main marketing push this cycle centers on legal infrastructure: Enterprise SaaS Subscription Agreement v3 [1], Terms of Service v3 effective August 1, 2026 [2], and a unified refactor of the legal page shells [3] that standardizes versioning across all agreements. These are live on the production site now. In parallel, supabase/evals tuned the `supabase-postgres-best-practices` evaluator [4] to activate more reliably on postgres-heavy scenarios, verified against claude-code-sonnet-5 and codex-gpt-5.4-mini in local testing. The evals repo also added Apache 2.0 licensing [5] to align with other Supabase repositories. Realtime shipped v2.121.3 [6] with a critical hot-path fix: "on a hot-path it's important to not re-query the DB" [7]. The ETL pipeline cleaned up impossible states in its core worker spawn logic [8], removing unnecessary error handling that couldn't actually fail. Security also got a refresh: vulnerable dependencies across the main supabase repo were bumped [9] including Next.js and PostCSS updates. Postgres released six new builds across versions 15 and 17, including a fresh 17.9.0 with OrileDB support [10]. The engineering org landed 42 commits and 41 PRs across 5 repositories with 11 releases total.

Action items

→ Review new ToS v3 and Enterprise Agreement v3 for any customer impact supabase/supabase [plan]
→ Upgrade realtime to v2.121.3 before next deploy to eliminate hot-path DB requeries supabase/realtime [immediate]
→ Pin new Postgres 17.6.1 and 15.14.1 builds in your test environments supabase/postgres [monitor]
→ Validate ETL kubernetes config changes work with your selector/toleration setup supabase/etl [plan]

References

[1] feat(www): add Enterprise SaaS Subscription Agreement v3 ↗ supabase/supabase
[2] feat(www): add Terms of Service v3 (effective August 1, 2026) ↗ supabase/supabase
[3] refactor(www): unify legal page shells and versioning ↗ supabase/supabase
[4] Tune supabase-postgres-best-practices activation ↗ supabase/evals
[5] add `LICENSE` ↗ supabase/evals
[6] v2.121.3 ↗ supabase/realtime
[7] fix: cache not found feature flags ↗ supabase/realtime
[8] ref(core): remove impossible state ↗ supabase/etl
[9] chore: Bump vulnerable deps ↗ supabase/supabase
[10] 17.9.0.15799999-orioledb ↗ supabase/postgres

Quick answers

What shipped in Supabase on July 31, 2026?: Three new legal agreement versions ship across the marketing site while the evals framework tightens postgres best-practices detection and realtime patches a hot-path performance leak. In total, 42 commits, 41 pull requests, and 11 releases landed.
Who contributed to Supabase on July 31, 2026?: 11 developers shipped this update, including Pedro Rodrigues, mattrossman, supabase-evals-releaser, ivasilov, claude, SaxonF, github-actions[bot], and iambriccardo, and 3 more.
What were the notable Supabase updates?: feat(www): add Enterprise SaaS Subscription Agreement v3, feat(www): add Terms of Service v3 (effective August 1, 2026), and refactor(www): unify legal page shells and versioning.

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