NocoDB | 2026.06.1

NocoDB 2026.06.1 released on 15-06-2026


NocoDB 2026.06.1 is out now. It brings Custom Sync for read-only mirrored tables, Microsoft SQL Server support and a new Scale tier plus white‑label options to give business teams a friendly, up-to-date interface over production data without migrations.

See the full release notes on the project’s GitHub and the NocoDB documentation for detailed upgrade instructions and feature links.

What’s in this release

  • Custom Sync — read-only mirrored tables from PostgreSQL or MySQL into NocoDB with per-column mapping and manual or scheduled full/incremental refreshes (available on Business+ plans).
  • Microsoft SQL Server — now a connectable external data source and usable as a Custom Sync source (Enterprise add-on).
  • Scale plan and White‑Label — a new Cloud Scale tier with governance features (RLS, audit logs, trash retention, higher limits) and a White‑Label Enterprise add-on for self‑hosted deployments.

Upgrade notes

  • Deprecation: this is the last release to publish pre-built executables. Switch to Docker or another supported installation method to continue receiving updates — see the quickstart guide at https://nocodb.com/docs/self-hosting/installation/quickstart.
  • Rollback: if you need to revert, restore from backups or redeploy the prior release via Docker; pre-built executables will not receive future updates so reverting to an earlier executable is not a long-term path.

Share your experience or report issues on the project’s GitHub or via the official support channels so the team can follow up.

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