Convex in your TanStack Query
Yo dawg, I heard you liked TanStack Query so we put Convex queries in your TanStack Query so you can query while you query.
I’m sure Xzibit would have said that more eloquently.
We’re working with the TanStack team to bring all the Convex goodness to TanStack. You can now call Convex functions directly from TanStack/React Query. Try it out, and please give us feedback on discord.
Revokable Deploy Keys
You can now keep track of and revoke your Deploy Keys in the Convex dashboard.
As a reminder, Deploy Keys are used to configure Convex integrations, such as automatically deploying to a hosting provider (like Netlify or Vercel) or syncing data with Fivetran or Airbyte.
When you go to any one of your deployments’ Settings pages in the Dashboard and hit “Generate Deploy Key” - you will also be able to view it in a list of “Existing Keys” and copy it again if you need to.
If you suspect a key was leaked and wish to revoke it - you can, simply by hitting “Delete”.
Important: a deleted key will no longer work. If you still have it set in your hosting provider - you should first replace it with a new key.
Existing Deploy Keys you’ve generated in the past still work, but we strongly recommend you generate a new revokable key and start to using it.
Yes, Convex can do that!
Convex is the fastest, easiest way to bring your app ideas to life. There is now a single page with solutions and patterns for common requests.
Self-Hosting documentation
We added a guide for self hosting the open source binary executable. As always, we recommend using our cloud product so you can focus on building your application instead of wrangling infrastructure.
ARM Linux build for Convex Open Source
ARM is taking over all of computing. So for all of you that want to self-host Convex on ARM Linux machines like Graviton, we’ve got just the build for you.
