A top-level Errors dashboard automatically isolates and groups similar failures, giving developers a timeline of occurrences and a direct path to bulk-replay affected runs.

“The local CLI now automatically terminates your orphaned cloud tasks when you exit.”
A new errors dashboard automatically fingerprints and groups failed runs, exposing a timeline of recurring bugs. Instead of hunting down individual failure IDs, you can now bulk-replay all affected tasks simultaneously after deploying a fix.
The testing suite now includes an AI payload generator that reads your schemas to instantly mock valid JSON inputs, skipping tedious manual data entry. Shutting down your local CLI also immediately terminates in-flight cloud executions, preventing zombie processes from draining your quota.
Throughput constraints have been relaxed, with batch processing limits increasing fivefold across all account tiers. Deployments are also smoother, as Supabase users can now automatically inject preview database credentials during the build step.
Testing background tasks just got easier with a new AI-powered payload generator that reads your schemas and source code to instantly mock valid test data.
A new background monitor terminates in-flight cloud executions when local environments are shut down, preventing zombie runs from lingering.
- 4Developers using Supabase branching can automatically inject the correct database URLs and API keys for preview environments during the build step. Vercel staging synchronization also received stricter mapping requirements.feature
- 5Trigger.dev documentation has been updated to cover Input Streams, allowing real-time data to be sent into running background tasks for human-in-the-loop approvals and mid-flight cancellations.docs