npx @buildinternet/releases get tursoRecently shipped Turso CLI 0.8.0 through 0.8.3 in two weeks, closing out the Rust CLI's long pre-release cycle.
The Rust CLI settled into a 0.8 stable line. v0.8.0 landed September 28 and reached v0.8.3 by October 12, after a run of pre-releases. Engine work in 0.8.0 added Postgres WITHIN GROUP aggregate support and fixed ALTER TABLE ADD/DROP COLUMN dropping column type size parameters.
Concurrent writes remain in early preview on Turso Cloud. Applications can issue simultaneous writes where SQLite previously required serializing them through a single writer. Teams that built around one connection can revisit that design without leaving the SQLite storage model.
Token handling got scoped and defaulted. CLI v1.0.34 added scopes to org-wide API tokens, and v1.0.33 defaults token minting to the selected organization and fixed grouped database token invalidation.
Multi-tenant patterns now have production examples. Poke runs a database-per-user model in a consumer app, and CTO.new gives each of tens of thousands of AI agents its own project database. A separate guide covers offline-first sync, and a migration tutorial walks through moving from Postgres or MySQL to SQLite.
Install turso_cli 0.8.3-pre.1
Turso is now available in the Cursor Marketplace.
Changelog
- d69c9c9890f92ac23d27470b316f0e14ff829360 auth: scopes on org-wide api tokens
- cc95e984e61f8ec3cde2b85e39bda7131be1ab08 auth: scopes on org-wide api tokens (#1071)
Community announcement that Toasty now fully supports Turso.
Install turso_cli 0.8.2
Install turso_cli 0.8.2-pre.2
Announcement that Turso is joining Supabase to give every agent its own database.
Turso Cloud expands to new regions: Australia, Brazil, Canada, and Sweden.
What's Changed
- Default API token minting to the selected organization by @pedrocarlo in https://github.com/tursodatabase/turso-cli/pull/1068
- Fix grouped database token invalidation by @pedrocarlo in https://github.com/tursodatabase/turso-cli/pull/1069
- fix error…
Turso 0.8 release introducing concurrent writes without SQLite's single-writer bottleneck.
Engineering deep-dive on group commit and its effect on tail latency between v0.7 and v0.8.