Releasesby IbisWhy ctx.db is changing, and what you should do about it
Update10 months agoUnverifiedAdded Sep 24, 2026
Convex version 1.31.0 updates database functions (get, patch, replace, delete) to require the table name as the first argument, improving API safety and ergonomics.
Topics: Developer tools
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