SeaQL's release model
What happened next
The post planned weekly releases and 0.9 by April 2022; 0.9.0 came in July 2022. It expected 2.0 in 2023, and 2.0 shipped in July 2026.
Latest stable SeaORM: 2.0.4, released (release notes). 32 stable releases since 14 Jan 2024.
SeaORM
43release candidates before 2.0
- 32stable releases since Jan 2024
- 22days between stable releases, median
- 2in Sep 2026, the busiest month
- 140days, the longest wait (11 Nov 2025 to 31 Mar 2026)
SeaORM 2.0.0 reached crates.io on 19 July 2026 after 43 release candidates spread over a year, from rc.1 in July 2025 to rc.43 four days before the final. Three of them went out on 29 December 2025. SeaORM 1.0 needed seven. Four 2.0 patches have followed, the latest on 27 September.
In August 2021 the team's release-model post said that after 1.0 "a major release will be rolled out every year. So you will probably be expecting a 2.0 in 2023." 1.0 arrived in August 2024 and 2.0 just under two years after it.
As of 24 October 2026. Announcing SeaORM 2.0.
A major every year, as planned in 2021
- 2021
- 2022
- 20232.0
- 20243.01.0
- 20254.0
- 20265.02.0
- 2027
Dashed: majors at the yearly pace from the 2021 post. Yellow: majors that shipped.
Latest releases
2.0.4Adds select_except, the inverse of select_only.2.0.3Fixes panics in select_also and select_both on columns that need a cast.2.0.2Adds require_one, which errors with RecordNotFound instead of returning an Option.2.0.1Adds set_page to Paginator and as_option on optional active values.2.0.0Dense entity format, entity-first schema sync, nested ActiveModel, 1.0 API kept for migration.
What we wrote then, and what happened next
What's new in SeaORM 1.0-rc.x
What happened next
Seven candidates in all; 1.0.0 followed in August 2024, and the 1.1 line ran to 1.1.20 in March 2026.
Building a REST backend using Loco and SeaORM
What happened next
Loco reached 1.0 on 29 July 2026, ten days after SeaORM 2.0, and its headline change was the move to SeaORM 2.0.
