pg_graphql v1.0

The PostgreSQL extension `pg_graphql` has reached version 1.0 and is now generally available, providing a GraphQL interface to interact with the database. The extension was created to meet the constraints of Supabase Free Plan projects, which have limited memory resources. It uses an architecture that leverages Postgres primitives, resulting in synergies such as security being handled by standard SQL role permissions and Row Level Security policies, and performance scaling directly with the size of the database. The implementation has been refined from a pure SQL approach to one using Rust's zero-cost abstractions, significantly improving development velocity, code quality, and performance. With this release, pg_graphql supports various features such as always-up-to-date schema inspection, ACID guarantees, and scalability, making it suitable for a wide range of use cases. The roadmap includes further feature expansions, including support for views, filtering options, user-defined functions, and more.

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