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graphql-engine 2.49.0

Update4 months agoUnverifiedAdded Oct 20, 2026

Changelog Bug fixes and improvements Server - feat: promote Relay API to stable /v1/relay and deprecate /v/1beta1/relay endpoint. - feat: add the --enable-relay (HASURA_GRAPHQL_ENABLE_RELAY) flag to enable/disable Relay API. You can disable Relay to reduce memory usage if it isn't required for your applications.

Topics: Data integration, Observability, Developer tools

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graphql-engine 2.49.1

Changelog This is a patch release for v2.49. Bug fixes and improvements Server - Fix a bug where event triggers could prevent prompt server shutown; now we correctly only pause for actual in-flight processing - Fix a bug where, with multiple sources, in-flight event triggers which were stuck during shutdown may not have been unlocked in the database before...

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graphql-engine 2.49.2

Changelog This is a patch release for v2.49. Bug fixes and improvements Server - Fix a high-severity security issue: https://github.com/hasura/graphql-engine/security/advisories/GHSA-r27x-gc74-qmxh . Users are strongly encouraged to upgrade.

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graphql-engine 2.45.4

Changelog This is a patch release for v2.45. Upgrade notes Some compatibility notes 1. Previously, when remote schema types conflicted with action types, the conflict was silently handled (the remote schema was just excluded). Now it's marked as inconsistent_metadata.

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graphql-engine 2.45.5

Changelog This is a patch release for v2.45. Bug fixes and improvements Server - Fix a high-severity security issue: https://github.com/hasura/graphql-engine/security/advisories/GHSA-r27x-gc74-qmxh . Users are strongly encouraged to upgrade.

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graphql-engine 2.49.3

Changelog This is a patch release for v2.49. Bug fixes and improvements Server - Added HASURA_GRAPHQL_DISABLE_EVENT_PROCESSING env var (and --disable-event-processing CLI flag) to stop the eventing background pollers , event triggers, scheduled events, the cron event generator, and async actions , without disabling the rest of the eventing subsystem.

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graphql-engine 2.49.4

Changelog This is a patch release for v2.49. Bug fixes and improvements Server - Made catalog and PG source migrations idempotent by adding IF NOT EXISTS to all ADD COLUMN statements, preventing re-application failures when a migration was applied to the database but its version was not recorded.

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graphql-engine 2.45.6

Changelog This is a patch release for v2.45. Bug fixes and improvements - packaging: upgrade openssl in ubuntu base image to fix openssl CVE-2026-45447

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graphql-engine 2.48.16

Changelog This is a patch release for v2.48. Bug fixes and improvements Server - Fix the hasura_http_response_bytes_total metric so it does not count the size of internal error fields when those fields are not returned to the client.

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