- Native macOS notifications. Notifications for long queries, failed queries and finished exports now show SQLLY's name and icon instead of Script Editor's. The first one asks for notification permission. - English and Spanish. The whole app is translated. Choose the language under Settings → Appearance → Language and it applies immediately. You can also load a custom JSON file to override wording. Error messages and other text coming from the engine are translated too. - Switching language updates the whole app. Tab names, Explorer folders, window titles, the AI Playground provider list and the native menu bar all update, including in every open window. The menu bar now follows the frontmost window. Sessions saved in Spanish restore correctly in English. - Dropdowns work after a language change. Dropdowns now act on the selected entry rather than its translated wording. This fixes options that silently did nothing after switching language, and the PostgreSQL dump format always falling back to Custom in Spanish. - Custom translation files are more forgiving. A file with a few outdated keys still loads its valid entries, and Settings shows what was skipped. If applying a file fails, your previous language is restored. Text lookups are faster. - Tunnel profile fix. Editing a tunnel profile no longer resets its proxy kind or SSH authentication. - Clearer error messages. Doubled prefixes like "Connection error: Connection error:" are gone. - IntelliSense fix. Accepting an alias or column suggestion no longer reopens the completion popup (ifb_4629, ifb_0c92). - The explorer and IntelliSense update after schema changes. Running CREATE, ALTER, DROP or RENAME, including T-SQL's IF … DROP TABLE, now refreshes that server's explorer tree and keeps what you had expanded. It also reloads IntelliSense, so new tables appear and column changes show up right away. This also happens when a batch fails or is cancelled part-way. - SQLite explorer and IntelliSense read the connection's own file. Before, SQLite connections showed empty folders and IntelliSense had no tables, because a stray empty "main" or "master" file was opened instead of your database. That's fixed. SQLite metadata queries are also now protected against TEMP tables named like pragma functions. - Column filter in Edit Structure. The Columns tab can now filter by column name, data type or description. - Hide schemas per connection. Right-click a schema and choose Hide Schema, or use Tools ▸ Hide Schema on an object. Hidden schemas stay hidden after a restart. To bring them back, right-click the database and choose Show Hidden Schemas. - Query Builder is fast on big databases. The table list is virtualized and shows "Loading tables…" while it fills. It now picks up tables that arrive after it opens, and keeps the table you chose with Design Query. That menu item is renamed Open in Query Builder.

- Column alignment from the header menu (Format ▸ Alignment ▸ Left/Center/Right) - Completions in the computed-column formula bar (! columns, @ variables, function names) - Directive help popup only shows over the -- sqlly prefix, not the whole line - Conditional Formatting dialog fields restyled to match Settings - Fixed: re-running a -- sqlly view: pivot query hanging on "Building pivot..." - Computed-column formula editor 30% larger - Line-number gutter auto-sizes (no more overlap at large fonts, up to 7 digits) - Typing in large (0.5 MB) scripts ~140x faster (~5 ms/keystroke); also fixes Oracle-style splitters and signature help - Routine dependency updates shipped in the app (AWS SDK, Redis driver, MCP server lib, uuid, ureq, ICU, ctutils timing-leak fix); DuckDB held at 1.5.6 - Keyboard sorting of the active result column via the command palette - Wide decimal/numeric values render, sort, and filter with exact digits (no rounding past 15–19 digits)

Excel power features - Computed columns: add columns to any result grid using Excel formulas — right-click a column header, type a formula, and references are validated and colored as you type - Excel exports now mirror the grid: column order, widths, hidden/frozen columns, number and date formats, conditional formatting as real Excel rules, and computed columns arrive as live formulas - Lock a result grid into its query: a new padlock captures column layout, sort, grouping, filters, and formats as directives in the SQL, so the grid comes back exactly as you left it Results grid - Optional "Color cells by data type" setting tints cells by kind — numbers, dates, booleans, IDs, binary, and text read at a glance - Double-click a cell to copy its value - The edit pencil only appears on rows that can actually be edited SQL editor - Occurrence highlighting: selecting a word softly highlights every other match in the script - Formatter improvements: FROM tables and WHERE conditions can start on their own indented lines (new settings under Editor ▸ Formatting), and Format Document gets its own shortcut (Alt+Shift+F) - Natural-language dates in date comparisons - I-beam cursor over the editing surface - F6 jumps focus between the editor and the results grid — the write-run-read loop no longer needs the mouse Connections - Amazon ElastiCache and MemoryDB (Redis) connections can sign in with AWS IAM — no more expiring static passwords Settings - Settings search now matches setting values, not just names, and the search box has a clear button Fixes - Deeply nested XML values can no longer crash the cell viewer - Settings for SQL formatting now live in one place (Editor ▸ Formatting)

What's New in SQLly Redis, greatly expanded - New key view for every Redis type (strings, hashes, lists, sets, sorted sets, JSON, streams and consumer groups), with paging and safe editing that previews each command before it runs - Support for Redis Sentinel and Redis Cluster, including a cluster topology view and the key browser working across every master - Microsoft Entra sign-in for Azure Cache for Redis and Azure Managed Redis - Redis command IntelliSense, RESP3 support, command timeouts and better TLS options, including trusting the macOS certificate store - Rename and copy keys, export folders as command files, an ACL page, names for logical databases, and import from Redis Insight - The value viewer decodes compressed, encoded and serialized values - Pub/Sub shows key events and sharded channels Editor and IntelliSense - JetBrains Mono is the new editor font, with optional bold text - Format as you go, plus Format Document in the Edit menu, the right-click menu and the command palette - Completions follow your SQL formatting settings - Smarter completions for CTEs, temp tables, declared variables, quoted names and join conditions, with foreign-key columns suggested first - Camel-hump word movement, and Tab indents a selected block - Esc closes function help in one press Results - Results can be stacked, with their own grouping, filter and sort controls - A Result Settings dialog, and columns that size to fit their content - The right-click menus are shorter and grouped into submenus - Filter and open referenced rows work on binary keys - The filter menu works correctly on binary, long and timestamp values Connections - SSH tunnels stay alive and reconnect after a drop, and trusting a new SSH host works reliably - Idle connections stay alive, and a dead connection no longer hangs the next query - Direct TLS for PostgreSQL 17, and MySQL PAM/LDAP sign-in - A clear explanation when macOS Local Network access blocks a connection - Imported connections show up right away, and one connection file now covers export with or without passwords Scripting and schema fixes - Schema Compare, table DDL, indexes, triggers and privilege scripting are more accurate on PostgreSQL and MySQL - Generated scripts end every statement, and Run SQL File keeps comments Plus many smaller fixes and performance improvements.

IntelliSense - Typing a number no longer pops up function completions; NULL / IS NULL only offered when the column is nullable (1.2.0) - Subquery aliases in FROM/JOIN now resolve their columns (1.5.0) - Improve IntelliSense window fits small screens (1.2.0) Results grid (1.9.0) - JSON exports/copies keep every column when names repeat (num, num_2, …) - IN filter accepts pasted "Copy for IN" lists and one-value-per-line lists - Paste a single value/row to fill down a whole selection, each row staged as its own edit Queries & connections - Server Explorer retries a failed database listing when you connect to the server, and names the failure reason (1.7.0) - PostgreSQL/MySQL/SQLite/DuckDB/ClickHouse/Oracle connections through a bridge or relay no longer fail with a sys.databases error (1.8.0) - Fixed: re-running a query through a relay sometimes coming back with headers but zero rows (1.2.0) - Inactive query tabs now name the server the tab is pinned to, not the one you're looking at (1.8.0) UI / platform - Moved to GPUI Kit 0.7 — toolkit now draws dialogs, side sheets and toasts itself; fixes for long-list row layout, stuck window drags after native menus, macOS fullscreen traffic lights, and a window memory leak (1.4.0) - Dependency refresh: SQL Server driver off the old rustls stack, closing long-standing security advisories; long-running queries still run until cancelled (1.4.0) - Clearer message when the App Store has no price for the unlock purchase (1.2.0, Mac App Store edition)