History retention and point-in-time restore
You can now configure the history retention period for a Neon project. History retention enables point-in-time restore, allowing you to restore data to any point within the retention period. By default, Neon retains a 7-day history of data changes for all branches. The supported history retention range is 0 to 7 days for Free Tier users, and 0 to 30 days for Pro plan users.
The History retention setting is located in the Neon Console under Project settings > Storage.
Configurable Autosuspend
After an extensive testing period, we are pleased to announce that our Configurable autosuspend feature has successfully transitioned out of Beta. This feature controls when a Neon compute instance scales to zero due to inactivity. For more information, see Configuring Autosuspend for Neon computes.
Fixes & improvements
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API: The Create branch API method now creates a branch from the project's default branch if a
parent_idis not provided in the create branch request. -
API: Deprecated the
pooler_enabledattribute in the Create endpoint API method. This attribute is no longer required, as you can now enable connection pooling by adding a-poolerflag to a database connection string. See How to use connection pooling. -
UI: The Compute widget on the Neon Dashboard now displays the Active computes limit for your Neon project. There is a default limit of 20 simultaneously active computes to protect Neon accounts from unintended or unexpected usage. Neon Pro plan users can have the limit increased by submitting a request to our support team.
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UI: Fixed an issue on the Downgrade dialog accessible from the Neon Pro plan Billing page that prevented selecting a reason for downgrading.
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UI: Fixed dark theme styling issues.