Prisma Changelog

Coding agents can now work in Prisma with their own credential, under approval rules you control. Also new: Prisma ORM 8 runs on your existing Prisma 7 schema, the Prisma MCP server works with Prisma Compute, and two retirement dates need action.

Prisma Compute is generally available with usage-based pricing and a Free plan. This release also introduces Deploy Buttons and the Prisma apps directory, and makes Prisma 8 available through prisma@latest.

Prisma 8 makes expression, partial, and unique indexes authorable in schema and TypeScript, Prisma Compute opens GitHub repository import to every workspace, and Prisma ORM stops wrapping single-statement writes in transactions.

Object Store buckets bring S3-compatible file storage to Prisma projects, the Console workspace page becomes an overview dashboard, and Prisma 8 0.16.0 lands on npm.

Prisma 8 runs Supabase projects end to end, Prisma Compute reclaims idle preview environments with pinning to keep them, and Prisma Studio adds a visual Migrations view.

Prisma 8 docs now cover Fundamentals, data modeling, migrations, middleware and extensions, contract authoring, and an API reference. The schema also reads native PostgreSQL enums, including types created directly in the database.

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Prisma 8 publishes setup guides for new and existing projects on PostgreSQL and MongoDB, and extends the schema language with scalar list fields and MongoDB enums.

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The Management API now includes /v1/apps and /v1/deployments endpoints with deployment logs, enabling end-to-end management of Prisma Compute services without the dashboard.

Prisma Compute (Public Beta) deploys are now configured using a prisma.compute.ts file instead of other configuration methods. Services can be rolled back to any prior version from the Prisma Console.

Prisma Compute is now in public beta, allowing TypeScript apps to be deployed next to Prisma Postgres databases with custom domains and database branches support.

Query Insights now lives inside Prisma Studio, so you can inspect slow queries next to the data you are browsing.

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Prisma ORM no longer calls the deprecated Buffer() constructor, eliminating DEP0005 warnings in recent Node.js versions.

Prisma Studio restores horizontal scrolling in Safari, making wide tables usable again.

Prisma ORM now surfaces unmapped database driver errors as a catchable P2039 error instead of crashing the client. Also includes a MongoDB setup fix and patched bundled dependencies.

Prisma ORM now accepts a parameter to set the query plan cache size. Fixed JSON equality evaluation and stopped the Cloudflare D1 adapter from attempting unsupported savepoint operations.

Prisma ORM v7.7.0 introduces a new prisma bootstrap command that sequences the full Prisma Postgres setup into a single interactive flow.

Prisma ORM v7.6.0 adds support for prisma postgres link and Studio dark mode.

Prisma ORM v7.5.0 adds support for nested transaction rollback behavior for SQL databases through savepoints.

Prisma ORM v7.4.2 is a patch release focused on bug fixes and quality improvements across Prisma Client, driver adapters, and the Schema Engine.

Prisma ORM v7.4.1 is a patch release focused on bug fixes and quality improvements across Prisma Client, driver adapters, and the Prisma Schema Language.