NocoDB | 2026.04.5

NocoDB 2026.04.5 released on 30-04-2026


NocoDB 2026.04.5 is out now. PostgreSQL ENUM columns from connected Postgres sources now appear in NocoDB as SingleSelect fields, with type-safe reads and writes and in-app editing that applies changes to the underlying Postgres ENUM type.

For full details and the full changelog, see the project’s release notes on GitHub.

What’s in this release

  • PostgreSQL ENUM support: ENUM columns map to SingleSelects, editable from grid, gallery, kanban and expanded record views; edits (add/rename/remove) apply to the Postgres ENUM type and shared types are forked when edited.
  • Faster base load for large schemas: table metadata streams as you scroll the sidebar so bases with hundreds of tables open faster and don’t block initial load.
  • CSV export and shared Kanban view fixes: CSV exports now respect active view filters and shared Kanban boards no longer fail to load when the group-by (stack-by) column is hidden.

Upgrade notes

  • Editing Postgres ENUM values from NocoDB modifies the underlying ENUM type; when a single ENUM type is shared by multiple columns, NocoDB will fork a new type for the edited column — review shared-column usage before making edits.
  • ENUM arrays and MultiSelect-backed ENUMs are not supported in this release (only SingleSelect). If you need to undo ENUM changes, revert the Postgres type or restore from your database backups.

Tell the team how it goes: share feedback or report issues on the project’s GitHub so others can benefit from your experience.

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