v0.30.2

ablo connect --apply sets up your database for you. Connecting a database used to mean pasting a block of SQL into a psql prompt. Now one command does it. --apply creates the two scoped roles, publishes your tables, turns on logical replication where your provider allows, and points DATABASE_URL and ABLO_WRITE_DATABASE_URL at the new least-privilege roles. Then it checks its own work, reconnecting as the replication role to confirm the database is ready.

Nothing leaves your machine. It runs against the admin credential already in DATABASE_URL, asks before it changes anything, and writes the passwords it generates to your environment file rather than printing them. Every step is safe to run twice. When a managed provider needs a restart to finish — RDS, Neon — it does everything else and hands you that one step, with the exact fix. Prefer to run the SQL yourself? ablo connect still prints it, and --show-sql shows it inline first.