Schema: A database client

Schema 1.0.5 makes remote database access faster, more reliable, and easier to recover: • Connect to PostgreSQL and MySQL databases over Tailscale and other private networks more reliably, with clearer connection guidance. • Use MySQL client certificates and ordinary passwords containing special characters without authentication failures. • Open and browse large remote databases without table-preview work overwhelming the connection, with more accurate PostgreSQL row counts. • Sort date, number, and text columns consistently in either direction. • Reopen protected databases without an authentication screen freezing the app. • Receive more reliable notification refreshes through the production server heartbeat, silent pushes, iOS background app refresh, and foreground checks.

Thanks for using Schema. This is a minor release that fixes bugs and improves the overall experience. Bug fixes - Fixed an issue with table settings where formatting and column selection would show “hidden” as an option. - Fixed an issue where notifications added to table could immediately send a notification with the full table count. - Fixed an issue with layout settings where columns could not be re-added after being moved out of view. - Fixed an issue with the environment badge animating incorrectly when searching. - Fixed an issue where on database creation, you could be forwarded to a database with the same name in different environment. - Fixed some instances of table rows occasionally appearing in a different order when returning to the view. - Fixed layout change flashes when tapping into a new table. - A number of other various small issues. Improvements - Improved the “View Once” icons for Expiring Links. - Relative date formatting now makes it clearer whether a date is in the future or the past. - Improved the reliability of saving database preferences. - Improved usability of the layout settings sliders. - Better performance of Table Flow. - Improved confirmation on saving edits. - Various language and visual improvements. We’ll continue to release minor versions like this as we make our way to the next big release.