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the week in review · Sep 7 – Sep 13, 2026

Supabase CLI adds stack service selection

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Slim-services publishes smoke-tested multi-platform images for eleven services, and Studio Explorer splits its SQL editor and results.

185 commits 189 PRs merged 54 releases 7 briefings covered

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studio 2026.09.07-sha-7996410 supabase/slim-services

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The three targets (linux/amd64, linux/arm64, darwin/arm64) let you pull the exact Studio build the CLI ships, pinned by an immutable image reference rather than a moving tag.

feat(studio): resizable query/results split in the Explorer query editor supabase/supabase

by SaxonF

The viewport variant of QueryEditor now layers SQL and results in a vertical ResizablePanelGroup, replacing the fixed h-[45%] editor split.

fix: PG changes empty select returns just primary keys supabase/realtime

by edgurgel

An empty select on a table with PG changes enabled now returns only the primary keys rather than every column, and the behavior is synced between Walrus and Realtime.

Use Postgres state and explicit sync waits in the crash-recovery test supabase/etl

by jmqd

The randomized crash test now stores replication progress in Postgres and reopens it after the simulated crash, and waits for initial table sync before triggering crashes, instead of reusing in-memory state.

Bump reviewdog action misspell (#50071) supabase/supabase

by Joshen Lim

The avoid-typos workflow was failing with a 404 while fetching files to build the Docker container; the reviewdog action-misspell bump restores it.

ref(api): Improve validation messages supabase/etl

by iambriccardo

Validation messages in the etl API were reworked for clarity.

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