Changelog Nov 08, 2024

At a glance usage metrics for paid plan users

A few weeks ago, we added at-a-glance usage metrics on the Free Plan to help users track account-level usage. This widget is now available on all Neon plans. You can find it on your Projects page in the Neon Console.

account metrics widget on all projects page

And we've added a project-level usage widget on the Project Dashboard as well, letting you know your current usage levels for the month for each individual project.

project metrics on individual project page

Postgres extension updates

Now available on Postgres 17:

Extension	Version
pg_jsonschema	0.3.3
pg_graphql	1.5.9
rum	1.3.1
pg_tiktoken	0.0.1

In addition, we updated the following extension versions on Postgres 14, 15, and 16:

Extension	Old Version	New Version
pg_jsonschema	0.3.1	0.3.3
pg_graphql	1.5.7	1.9

For a complete list of Postgres extensions supported by Neon, see Postgres extensions.

And don't forget to check out this week's fixes and improvements:

Fixes & improvements

Neon Authorize

Neon Authorize is now supported on Postgres 17. This recently introduced feature lets you move Postgres Row-Level Security (RLS) policies into your codebase. To learn more, read the announcement or check out the docs.
Neon Vercel Integration

The Neon Vercel Integration is now supported on Organization-owned projects.
Neon API updates

We've introduced several new endpoints for managing Organizations in Neon. The new endpoints include:
Fixes
- A previously specified query was not cleared from the Neon SQL Editor state after selecting a different query from the History list. This caused the previous query to be run instead of the newly selected query when clicking Run.
- Resetting a child branch from an unprotected parent branch regenerated Postgres role passwords on the child branch. Passwords should only be regenerated when the parent branch is defined as a protected branch.
- Fixed an issue on the Monitoring page where lines on the RAM and Working set size graphs overflowed the graph area.
- Removed usage alerts from shared Neon projects. The alerts should only appear for project owners.
- Added validation that prevents an Organization name field from being left blank when creating a new Organization.
- Fixed an issue with the psql \help or \h commands accessible via the Neon SQL Editor. The specified help page failed to display.
  
  Did you know?
  The Neon SQL Editor supports psql meta-commands, which act like shortcuts for interacting with your database. If you are already familiar with using meta-commands from the psql command-line interface, you can use many of those same commands in the SQL Editor.
  To get a list of supported commands, use \?. For more info, see the meta-commands section of our Query with Neon's SQL Editor docs page.