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NeonDominik Koch5 min readrelease notesintro

Neon for Herdr: A Neon pane in your Herdr workspace

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Summary

Neon for Herdr is a new Herdr plugin that integrates Neon database management directly into your terminal workspace. It enables developers to create branches, manage computes, and retrieve connection strings without leaving their editor or shell.

  • Manage Neon projects, branches, and computes directly from your Herdr terminal.
  • Quickly create, rename, delete, or reset database branches for testing migrations.
  • Start/suspend computes, edit autoscaling settings, and copy connection strings to clipboard.
  • Features fuzzy search for projects and secure OAuth with PKCE for sign-in.

Developers using Herdr and Neon can significantly streamline their database workflow by managing common tasks directly within their terminal environment, reducing context switching.

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