NocoDB | 2026.06.0

NocoDB 2026.06.0 released on 04-06-2026


NocoDB 2026.06.0 is out now. It introduces native source-to-target mirroring with NocoDB Sync, per-edit document version history for NocoDocs, new 2‑ and 6‑week calendar layouts, and a set of UX, API, self-hosting and security fixes that tidy common workflows.

See the project’s GitHub release and the NocoDB documentation for full details on features, availability and licensing.

What’s in this release

  • NocoDB Sync — native source-to-target mirroring that creates a synced table in another NocoDB base and keeps it automatically up to date (Enterprise / paid feature).
  • Document Version History for NocoDocs — automatic per-edit snapshots with diffs and one-click restore; retention depends on plan (shorter on Free, up to a year on Enterprise).
  • Calendar Multi-Week Views — new 2‑week and 6‑week layouts, remembered per view (available in Community/Free and Paid editions).

Upgrade notes

  • SQLite as an external data source is now limited to the free self-hosted edition and is blocked on licensed self-hosted instances and Cloud; no configuration change is required but check your hosting/licensing before upgrading.
  • New database migrations (group-by toggle state, document version-history tables, wider revision-id column) apply automatically on upgrade and single-query cache invalidation occurs when versions change; allow the upgrade to complete so migrations finish.

Share your experience or report issues on the NocoDB community channels or the GitHub issue tracker — feedback on the Sync and Version History features will be particularly useful.

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