Prisma ORM v6.5.0: Rust to TypeScript update

Our ORM team is making progress on our transition from Rust to TypeScript. We've developed a migration plan and now have an initial prototype with benchmarks!

This quarter we will be keeping our momentum by releasing support for different databases one by one. You can read up on that in our latest ORM Roadmap.

🔒 Prisma ORM 6.5.0

Prisma ORM 6.5.0 has been released with two big items!

First, we no longer support the resetting of a database via the prisma migrate dev command. If a schema drift is detected, or if the migration is unable to be cleanly applied, we will print an error and suggest a workaround like the already existing prisma migrate reset command.

Second, we’re expanding the responsibilities of the new prisma.config.ts file to include Studio! Now, you’ll be able to run Prisma Studio backed by modern Prisma ORM features like driver adapters. Check out our Prisma Config docs to learn more.

✍️ New content in the Prismasphere

How to build an Astro app with Prisma: In this video, we take you through the steps on adding Prisma ORM to an Astro app and how you can expand it further!
Prisma ORM isn’t just a high-level client: We also have everything you need for low-level, direct SQL!
How to make stellar admin panels with react-admin and Prisma: This video covers the creation of admin panels using react-admin and Prisma Postgres as a data store.
Why the Prisma Schema Language is simply great: The Prisma Schema Language is core to Prisma ORM. Learn how it compares to other options on the market and why it’s still the best way to define your data.