I Shipped...

I made schema generation reject names that clash with built-in controls, applying the check consistently across the DSL, permissions and generated app types.

I aligned generated TypeScript relation names with the runtime's naming rules and tied the generated catalogue to the schema it came from.

I put one deadline around both hosted-app requests and reading their responses, so a stalled response cannot leave provisioning waiting forever.

I made the CLI load explicit environment files and remove those options before handing the remaining arguments to a subcommand.

I made large-number branch selectors safe to use in subscription keys, keeping different selector types distinct without changing the caller's input.

I made the command line reject options whose values are missing, empty or accidentally taken from the next option.

I made Better Auth sorting place empty values consistently before or after regular values, keeping pagination stable in either direction.

I routed Ctrl+C through the server's normal shutdown process so it finishes cleanly and releases its storage for immediate reuse.

I made custom Better Auth field names behave consistently across filtering, sorting, selecting fields, uniqueness checks and fallback reads.

I moved protected-route session checks into the SvelteKit server hook, preserving auth responses and letting operational renewal errors surface instead of hiding them as redirects.

I stopped subscriptions waiting for data from repeatedly scheduling themselves, and made storage readiness wake the native and server owners that need to resume them.

I made reused server session slots carry a new generation number, so an old handle cannot accidentally refer to a later session.

I stopped the Inspector from saving admin credentials in saved connections or development links, while keeping non-secret connection details reusable.

I made local writes reach foreground React Native subscribers sooner and refresh only subscriptions that depend on the changed tables.

I made browser worker sign-in update failures visible to the caller and recoverable on reconnect, while ignoring failures from an old connection after it has been replaced.

I enforced the starter application's eight-character minimum password length. Signup now rejects shorter passwords and accepts one that is exactly eight characters long.

I prevented averages of large finite numbers from overflowing their intermediate sum. The calculation stays finite while maintained subscriptions continue to update and retract correctly.

I made the connection's readiness fail when it is intentionally closed before the server says hello. Later socket events are ignored, so a closed connection cannot leave the readiness promise waiting forever.

I made a replacement native transport wait for its live predecessor to retire before being admitted. Retirement failures are reported once, so an invalid successor is not allowed through silently.

I made schema compilation reject a NULL default for a required column. Invalid defaults now fail at the schema boundary instead of being accepted.