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| 18 | 1.0a16 (2024-09-05) | This release focuses on performance, in particular against large tables, and introduces some minor breaking changes for CSS styling in Datasette plugins. Removed the unit conversions feature and its dependency, Pint. This means Datasette is now compatible with the upcoming Python 3.13. ( #2400 , #2320 ) The datasette --pdb option now uses the ipdb debugger if it is installed. You can install it using datasette install ipdb . Thanks, Tiago Ilieve . ( #2342 ) Fixed a confusing error that occurred if metadata.json contained nested objects. ( #2403 ) Fixed a bug with ?_trace=1 where it returned a blank page if the response was larger than 256KB. ( #2404 ) Tracing mechanism now also displays SQL queries that returned errors or ran out of time. datasette-pretty-traces 0.5 includes support for displaying this new type of trace. ( #2405 ) Fixed a text spacing with table descriptions on the homepage. ( #2399 ) Performance improvements for large tables: Suggested facets now only consider the first 1000 rows. ( #2406 ) Improved performance of date facet suggestion against large tables. ( #2407 ) Row counts stop at 10,000 rows when listing tables. ( #2398 ) On table page the count stops at 10,000 rows too, with a "count all" button to execute the full count. ( #2408 ) New .dicts() internal method on Results that returns a list of dictionaries representing the results from a SQL query: ( #2414 ) rows = (await db.execute("select * from t")).dicts() Default Datasette core CSS that styles inputs and buttons now requires a class of "core" on the element or a containing element, for example <form class="core"> . ( #2415 ) Similarly, default table styles now only apply to <table class="rows-and-columns"> . ( #2420 ) |