Turso shipped a major version bump to 0.5.0 and continued iterating aggressively toward 0.6.0, moving the core database engine toward stricter SQL semantics and richer language features. The 0.5.0 release added concurrent write support across multiple language bindings (JavaScript, Python, Rust), a SQLAlchemy dialect for Python, and MVCC support for views. The push toward 0.6.0 refined SQL compliance: trigger namespacing was isolated so triggers no longer collide in the same namespace as other objects, virtual column support was added to ALTER TABLE, unistr() scalar function shipped for Unicode string handling, and Logical Log checkpoint callbacks shifted to return Result types for better error propagation. Recent patch releases (0.5.1–0.5.3) addressed INSERT failures on non-INTEGER PRIMARY KEY columns and optimized query planning heuristics.