Releasesby Glyphsupabase Developer Update - April 2026
Here’s everything that happened with Supabase in the last month: Multigres Operator is now open source The Multigres Kubernetes operator is now open source, with direct pod management, zero-downtime rolling upgrades, pgBackRest PITR backups, and OTel tracing. GitHub | Twitter GitHub integration on all plans GitHub integration is now available on all plans.
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Announcing Query Insights For Prisma Postgres
Prisma Postgres now includes Query Insights, a built-in tool for monitoring database query performance in production. It works out of the box without additional setup.
Akamai Supplemental Signals is Now GA
__Auth0 Akamai Supplemental Signals is now GA__ and available across the full authentication lifecycle. This update allows developers to ingest risk scores and edge intelligence from Akamai Bot Manager and Account Protector into several new Action triggers: __Pre-User Registration__, __Post-User Registration__, __Post-Challenge__, and __Post-Change...
Restore deleted dashboards is now generally available
The restore dashboards feature is now generally available! We would love your feedback, you can share it here . You can restore dashboards you’ve deleted without the need for a support ticket. With the new Recently deleted view, accidentally removing a dashboard no longer means lost work or rebuilding panels from scratch.
Data source-managed alerts deprecation
Prometheus and Loki data source-managed alerts are being deprecated in Grafana Cloud and can no longer be created in new stacks. Although the pre-provisioned data sources are being depreciated, users can still add their own data sources and can create data source-managed alerts in those data sources.
Shopify Scripts will be deprecated on June 30, 2026
We are enhancing Shopify Functions with new capabilities for discounts, shipping, and payments. These improvements aim to replace the functionalities you previously achieved using Shopify Scripts, allowing you to build custom logic tailored to your unique business needs.
Session Replay Sentiment Filter
What it is: New sentiment filter on the Session Replay list page lets you narrow replays by sentiment without leaving the main search experience. Previously, replays with AI Summaries weren't searchable by sentiment from the list view, making sessions easy to lose unless you'd already saved the link.
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AI Agents Know About Supabase. They Don't Always Use It Right
Supabase released an open-source set of instructions designed to teach AI coding agents how to build on Supabase correctly.
Developer Update - April 2026
The April 2026 developer update introduces GitHub integration on all plans, the open-sourcing of the Multigres Operator, participation in the Stripe Projects developer preview, and documentation access over SSH.
Custom OIDC Providers for Supabase Auth
Supabase Auth now supports custom OpenID Connect (OIDC) providers, enabling users to connect identity providers like GitHub Enterprise and regional services to their projects.
We're Transferring the Stripe Sync Engine to Stripe
Supabase is transferring the maintenance and ownership of the Stripe Sync Engine to Stripe.
Tax collection on Supabase invoices
Supabase will begin adding applicable taxes, such as VAT, GST, and sales tax, to invoices based on the organization's billing address, rolling out from May 1 to June 30, 2026.
Automatic PostgREST retries for transient errors
Supabase client libraries now automatically retry GET and HEAD requests to PostgREST on transient 520, 503, and network errors. This behavior is enabled by default and can be opted out of per call.
RLS Tester in Feature Preview
The Supabase Dashboard has added an RLS Tester in Feature Preview, allowing users to run SELECT queries as any role, see which RLS policies fire, and debug policies.
Tables no longer automatically exposed to Data and GraphQL APIs
New tables in the public schema will no longer be exposed to the Supabase Data API by default. This change is opt-in immediately, becomes the default for new projects on May 30, 2026, and will be enforced on all projects on October 30, 2026.