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  • Nov 11, 2026
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    Tableplus Windows by Tableplus

    TablePlus 27.3.0 - Build 414

    Tableplus Windows adds Amazon Athena and InfluxDB 3 drivers, improves filtering and database workflows, and fixes bugs.

    • New Amazon Athena and InfluxDB 3 drivers.
    • Improved advanced filter.
    • View and edit check constraints.
    • Import SQL: ignore errors and continue.
    • Sync Database: add your own dump flags.
    • Bug fixes.
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  • Nov 11, 2026
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    Tableplus Mac by Tableplus

    Version 27.3.0 (848) - Amazon Athena and InfluxDB

    Tableplus Mac adds Amazon Athena and InfluxDB 3 drivers, improves filtering, constraint editing, SQL imports and database sync, and fixes bugs.

    • New Amazon Athena and InfluxDB 3 drivers.
    • Improved advanced filter.
    • View and edit check constraints.
    • Import SQL: ignore errors and continue.
    • Sync Database: add your own dump flags.
    • Bug fixes.
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  • November 2026
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    Postman CLI by Postman

    Postman CLI v1.87.0

    Postman CLI adds gRPC requests and expands local collection, dataset, and OpenAPI workflows, while enabling signed-out cloud project setup and AI agent activity attribution. It also improves linting, error handling, and Windows installation reliability.

    What’s New

    Send gRPC requests

    Available on Solo, Team, and Enterprise plans

    The postman request grpc command sends a gRPC request, for example postman request grpc localhost:50051 helloworld.Greeter/SayHello. Use the --list-methods option to list a server’s services and methods.

    Improvements

    Read a local collection

    The postman collection get command accepts the path to a local collection directory or JSON file. For example, postman collection get ./postman/collections/orders. You aren’t required to sign in to read a local collection. Previously the command accepted only a cloud collection ID.

    Use --output on any plan, signed in or not

    The --output option of the postman collection run command can now be used with any plan and no longer requires signing in.

    Catch an invalid view query before saving it

    The postman dataset view create command now checks that the query runs against the dataset, and exits with an error if it doesn’t. Use the --no-validate option to skip the check.

    Read NDJSON and JSON Lines files

    The postman dataset source add command reads .ndjson and .jsonl files as json sources.

    Lint OpenAPI 3.2 specifications against governance rules

    The postman spec lint command now runs governance rules that target OpenAPI 3.2 against OpenAPI 3.2 specifications.

    Set up a cloud-backed project without an account

    When you’re signed out, the postman init --json command now starts a temporary session and connects the repository to a personal workspace in Postman Cloud, without prompting.

    See which AI coding agent made a change

    The Postman CLI now attributes changes an AI coding agent makes to that agent, not just your account, on the workspace’s activity feed. It mints the agent a separate session to do this, stored alongside yours, so postman logout removes both from your machine.

    Bug Fixes

    • Fixed postman collection lint and postman workspace lint giving different results for the same collection, including workspace lint reporting FMT209 as a warning instead of an error. Both commands now report every rule identically.
    • Fixed the postman dataset query and postman dataset view run commands reporting SQL mistakes as server errors to retry.
    • Fixed the --json option of the postman dataset query and postman dataset view run commands printing nothing to standard output when the command fails. They now print an error object.
    • Fixed the postman dataset get command printing only row counts, not the structure summary it promised. It now lists each source’s SQL table name, row count, and column types.
    • Fixed the postman dataset get, dataset query, dataset view run, and dataset view create commands retrying source and query errors that can never succeed. This includes a malformed CSV or JSON file, an unsupported file encoding, or a query past the time limit. They now fail immediately and report the specific reason.
    • Fixed the postman collection run command printing a "No authorization data found" notice for a local collection that runs without being signed in.
    • Fixed the postman init command adding files it discovers outside postman/ to localResources in .postman/resources.yaml.
    • Fixed the Windows install script failing to extract the Postman CLI on Windows machines without long paths enabled.
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  • Nov 6, 2026
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    Postman App by Postman

    Postman 12.35.5

    Postman App adds Kafka support, letting users create, send, and script producer and consumer requests, generate collections from AsyncAPI, and combine Kafka with other protocols in collection runs. Kafka requests are available on any plan, while runner and CLI execution require a paid plan.

    What’s New

    Introducing Kafka support

    You can now create, send, and script Kafka requests in Postman, right alongside your HTTP, gRPC, and GraphQL requests. To get started, open a Workspace, click New, and select Kafka Request.

    Here’s a non-exhaustive list of what’s supported out of the box:

    • Producer and consumer requests for reading and writing messages on a Kafka topic
    • Generate a Kafka collection automatically from an AsyncAPI specification in Spec Hub
    • Script against requests with pm.request, pm.message, and pm.response in Before produce, After produce, Before consume, On message, and After consume hooks
    • Bounded consume, so a Kafka consume step can run inside a Collection Runner sequence or a CI pipeline instead of streaming indefinitely
    • Mix Kafka requests with HTTP, gRPC, and other protocols in the same collection run

    You can create, send, and test Kafka requests on any plan. Running Kafka requests in Collection Runner or the Postman CLI requires a paid plan, the same gating used for gRPC and GraphQL collection runs today.

    To learn more, see Kafka requests in Postman.

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  • Nov 6, 2026
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    Beekeeper Studio

    v6.2.2

    Beekeeper Studio fixes AZ CLI authentication in its latest release.

    What's Changed

    • Fix for AZ cli auth by @not-night-but in #5029

    Full Changelog: v6.2.1...v6.2.2

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  • November 2026
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    Postman CLI by Postman

    Postman CLI v1.86.0

    Postman CLI adds commands to stop locally running mocks and simulations, with timeout controls, and improves resource file handling and database connection error messages.

    What’s New

    Stop a running mock

    The postman mock stop command stops a mock that you started locally with the postman mock run command. Pass the same ID or path you gave to mock run. Use --timeout to set how many seconds the command waits before it force-stops the mock.

    Stop a running simulation

    The postman simulation stop command stops a simulation that you started locally with the postman simulation run command, including --proxy runs. Pass the same ID or file path you gave to simulation run. Use --timeout to set how many seconds the command waits before it force-stops the simulation.

    Bug Fixes

    • Fixed postman init, workspace push, mock push, simulation push, and simulation update rewriting .postman/resources.yaml when nothing needed to change. These commands now edit the file in place and skip the write when nothing changed.
    • Fixed a generic error appearing whenever a database-backed dataset failed to connect. A refused connection, rejected credentials, and an unknown database now each report a specific message.
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  • November 2026
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    Postman CLI by Postman

    Postman CLI v1.85.0

    Postman CLI adds webhook environment and authentication controls, local performance testing, and smarter AI mock generation and updates. It also improves mock recovery and validation, and fixes initialization, handler, overwrite, and dependency-setting issues.

    What’s New

    Manage a webhook’s environment

    The postman webhook environment set command associates a cloud environment with a webhook. Use the postman webhook environment get command to print the cloud environment already linked to it.

    Manage who can call a webhook

    The postman webhook auth set --type basic|api-key|none command controls who can call your webhook, reading credentials from a header or query parameter you name. The postman webhook auth get command shows the authentication type and the header or query parameter it checks.

    Improvements

    Performance testing now supports local mode

    Use the postman performance run command to test your local collection, including unpushed changes. Local runs aren’t saved to Postman Cloud.

    Catch bad mock generate input earlier

    The postman mock generate command now validates malformed IDs, empty options, and instructions over 2,000 characters before sending a request. It also rejects the --public and --slug options when sent without the --deploy option.

    Fail mock generation when AI can’t build it

    The --strict option, used with --mode ai on postman mock generate, fails the build instead of silently falling back to its default: a mock built without AI. A mock that AI can’t build at all is refused, and nothing is written. A mock that AI could only partly build is kept, with a warning naming the operations AI didn’t reach.

    Find out why AI didn’t fully build a mock

    The postman mock generate --mode ai command now names the reason and a hint when it builds a mock without AI. A partly-AI-built mock’s summary lists the operations AI didn’t reach.

    Update a local or cloud mock without resupplying its dataset or instructions

    The postman mock generate --update command now also reuses the mock’s recorded dataset and --instructions value, so you don’t need to pass them again. Pass the --port or --name option only if you want to change the port or the name. The same applies to a cloud mock: pass its ID instead of a path, and Postman regenerates it in the mode it’s already linked to: static, stateful, or AI.

    Recreate a deleted cloud mock on push

    The postman mock push command no longer fails when the cloud mock it’s linked to was deleted some other way, for example by a teammate in the Postman app. It creates a new cloud mock instead, updates .postman/resources.yaml to point to it, and pushes your local files as usual. It also re-syncs the mock’s name and drops any origin Postman refuses.

    Bug Fixes

    • Fixed postman init skipping its Postman Cloud workspace step with a stored API key login and reporting that the user isn’t authenticated.
    • Fixed a mock handler hanging when it reads req.body after an await.
    • Fixed postman mock generate --force overwriting config.yaml and default.js in any non-empty folder, even one with no mock in it.
    • Fixed postman dependency add, install, and update dropping a pulled mock’s interceptRequests and origin settings.
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  • Nov 3, 2026
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    Beekeeper Studio

    v6.2.1

    Beekeeper Studio releases a quick patch fixing Windows ARM64 and updating its connection type upsell.

    Quick patch to fix Windows ARM64

    What's Changed

    • Update conn type upsell by @not-night-but in #4963
    • fix windows arm64 by @not-night-but in #4991

    Full Changelog: v6.2.0...v6.2.1

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  • November 2026
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    Postman CLI by Postman

    Postman CLI v1.84.0

    Postman CLI fixes unwanted dataset repository changes, Windows update failures, and Unix install script parsing.

    Bug Fixes

    • Fixed the Postman CLI writing dataset engine files into a dataset’s .resources folder, where they showed up as changes in your repository. The engine now keeps its working files outside the dataset directory.
    • Fixed the postman update command failing on Windows.
    • Fixed the Unix install script failing to parse when run with curl | sh.
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  • November 2026
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    Postman CLI by Postman

    Postman CLI v1.83.0

    Postman CLI improves saved-request execution with collection authentication, variables, scripts, reporters, iterations, and datasets. It also adds raw body input, workspace simulation details, clearer dependency progress, and fixes header and inline body handling.

    Improvements

    Run a saved request by its file path

    The postman request command now accepts a request file (*.request.yaml) path in a collection folder under postman/, and sends that saved request with its collection’s authentication, variables, and scripts. Previously it took only a target URL.

    Run one request with reporters, iterations, and datasets

    The postman collection run command now accepts the path to a request file (*.request.yaml) in a collection folder under postman/, so a single request can use reporters, iterations, and datasets. Previously this needed the collection and -i.

    Send a file or standard input as a raw body

    The postman request command now sends --body @path content as a raw body, where it previously sent multipart form data. The --body - option now reads standard input instead of the literal -. Use --form for multipart form data.

    See simulations in a workspace

    The postman workspace context command now includes a workspace’s simulations, each with its mock count and URL, so one call still covers the whole workspace.

    See progress while adding a dependency

    The postman dependency add command now reports each step to stderr as it resolves the element, fetches it, and pulls its pinned environments.

    Pull environments pinned to multi-protocol collections

    The postman dependency add command now pulls the environments pinned to a multi-protocol collection.

    Rename datastores: to stores: in local datasets

    The postman dataset get command warns when a local dataset uses the deprecated datastores: key, which the engine ignores. Rename the key to stores:.

    Bug Fixes

    • Fixed the postman request --header command dropping the text after a second colon in a header value, and skipping headers with an empty value.
    • Fixed the postman request command dropping an inline POST or PUT body when POSTMAN_API_KEY is set.
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