This update is all about staying in flow. You can edit schemas without leaving Pluk, inspect rows in a proper sidebar, and run multi-statement queries with cleaner results and fewer surprises.

Here’s what’s new:

• Schema edits, built in. Modify columns and indexes directly in Pluk, so schema work feels as fast as writing a query. (#34)
• A right sidebar for row details. Inspect full rows without fighting horizontal scroll, with a dedicated Row Details Inspector. (#35)
• Enum values, without typing. Enum fields now let you pick valid values instead of manually entering them. (#36)
• Multiple query results in tabs. Run multiple statements and flip through results in a clean tabbed view. (#38)
• Switch databases from the sidebar. Jump between databases using a dropdown, without rebuilding your workspace each time. (#40)
• Query history is here. Pluk now tracks executed queries so you can revisit what worked and keep moving. (#41)

We’ve also shipped some small but mighty updates:

• Custom popovers are steadier. Fixed reliability issues so popovers behave consistently. (#37)
• Tooltips feel snappier after the first one. Added warmup behavior so subsequent tooltips can appear instantly. (#42)
• Multi-statement queries are more reliable. Fixed a failure mode caused by prepared statement errors. (#23)
• Postgres database selection behaves properly. The database selector popup now shows when you connect without specifying a database. (#39)
• No more TabBar click-through. Background clicks won’t accidentally trigger macOS window controls anymore. (#33)