Changelog

Releases v4 of the Fauna CLI in public beta. v4 introduces several significant enhancements to the developer experience, including an improved authentication workflow.

Releases performance hints in GA.

Releases Schema endpoints for the Fauna Core HTTP API. You can use the endpoints to programmatically manage database schema as .fsl files and perform staged schema changes.

Introduces the .NET sample app.

Releases v1.0.0 of the JVM client driver. The JVM driver is now GA.

Adds Event Feeds support to the JVM client driver.

Releases v1.0.0 of the .NET/C# client driver. The .NET/C# driver is now GA.

Adds Event Feeds support to the:

Adds Event Feeds support to the JavaScript client driver.

Re-labels event streams and event stream tokens as event sources. Event sources emit events for tracked changes to a database. You can consume event sources as asynchronous Event Feeds or real-time Event Streams.

Introduces the set.eventSource() and set.eventsOn() FQL methods. You can append the methods to a supported Set to get an event source.

Adds the feed() method and related FeedOptions class to the Python client driver. You can use feed() and FeedOptions to consume Event Feeds .

Document types and zero-downtime schema migrations are now GA. The features were previously in beta.

Releases v3.0.0 of the Fauna CLI. The release adds support for staged schema changes, which is now the default for the fauna schema push command.

Adds Event Streaming support to the .NET/C# client driver .

Introduces Event Feeds in beta. To use Event Feeds, you must have a Pro or Enterprise plan.

Adds Event Feeds support to the Python client driver.

Introduces the Datadog integration. The integration sends Fauna Logs for databases or Region Groups you select to Datadog in near real time.

Moves the JVM client driver from public alpha to public beta.

Adds Event Streaming support to the JVM client driver .

Introduces the Java sample app.

Introduces the Fauna integration for Cloudflare. The integration lets you connect and query a Fauna database from a Cloudflare Worker.

Introduces the JVM client driver in public alpha.

Introduces document types and zero-downtime schema migrations in public beta.

If a database contains a collection with field definitions , document field types are now strictly type-checked. For example, the id metadata field now returns an ID instead of Any.

Event Streaming is now GA. The feature was previously in beta.

Adds Event Streaming support to the following Fauna drivers:

Introduces document types and zero-downtime migrations in alpha. The features are only available through an early access program.

Introduces Event Streaming in public beta.

Adds Event Streaming support to beta versions of following Fauna drivers:

Check constraints and computed fields are now GA.