The new features were largely driven by user requests and community contributions. The Schema Visualizer was integrated into the Studio following user demand for a tool like Zernonia's Supabase Schema visualization tool. Role Management, a common feature request, was almost entirely built by a community member. Shared SQL Snippets allows users to share their SQL snippets with team members. The Database Migration UI allows users to update their database using version-controlled SQL files. The Wrappers UI, announced during Launch Week 6, now supports six providers including S3, ClickHouse, BigQuery, and Logflare.
Key takeaways:
- Supabase Studio 3.0 introduces several new features including Supabase AI in the SQL Editor, Schema Visualizer, Role Management, Shared SQL Snippets, Database Migration UI, and Wrappers UI.
- Supabase AI is integrated into the SQL Editor, assisting with SQL writing and modifying SQL snippets based on user prompts.
- Community contributions have played a significant role in the development of new features, such as the Schema Visualizer and Role Management.
- Supabase Wrappers have expanded to support six providers, allowing Supabase projects to act as a hub for data from various sources.