Changelog
What's new in Churros
Every release, with download links and notes. Auto-updates land via the app itself — this page is the canonical record.
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Workspace polish and reliability improvements
This update refines the macOS 26 workspace, improves Ask-mode clarity, strengthens licensing behavior, and makes larger table workflows feel more stable.
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Truncate/drop tables, staged row deletes, and auto-reconnect
Right-click tables in the schema sidebar to truncate or drop them, stage row deletions alongside cell edits and commit them in a single transaction, and auto-reconnect databases when the network returns after sleep or a wifi blip.
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Cell edits commit for non-text columns
Inline cell edits now save for timestamptz, uuid, int, numeric, and jsonb columns.
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Cross-table edit staging and a resizable editor split
Inline cell edits now persist when you switch tables and commit as a single transaction across every touched table. The editor/result split is draggable, double-click-to-edit is back, and the SQL completion popup updates without flicker.
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Liquid Glass chrome and a snappier editor
Churros now uses native macOS Liquid Glass for the toolbar, sidebar, and inspector. Typing and row selection are noticeably faster, the SQL completion popup stops getting stuck, and ⌘R reliably refreshes the current table.
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Bug fixes
Stability and bug fixes.
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Auto-updates
Churros now keeps itself up to date with Sparkle-powered background updates, signed with EdDSA and served from churros.sh.
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Inline editing and grid polish
Inline cell editing with staged-edits batch commit, type-aware grid rendering, and a few SQL workspace fixes.