Fixes & improvements, new docs, CDC with Postgres and Airbyte, building a custom ChatGPT

• The Neon CLI now supports get operations for branches with numeric names. Previously, only string values were supported.
• Corrected the Neon CLI package name that appears in Quickstart banner on the Neon Dashboard. The package name shown in the Windows and Linux installation commands was incorrect.
• The neon_superuser role is now able to execute the pg_stat_statements_reset() function that is part of the pg_stat_statements extension. This function discards statistics gathered so far by pg_stat_statements. Roles created in the Neon console, CLI, or API, including the default role created with each Neon project, are granted membership in the neon_superuser role. Previously, this function could only be run with a Postgres superuser role, which is restricted in Neon. To make this enhancement available, drop and recreate the pg_stat_statements extension. See Install an extension.
• For logical replication, the PostgreSQL max_slot_wal_keep_size is now set to 1 GB, limiting the maximum size of WAL files that replication slots are allowed to retain in the pg_wal directory. This is a temporary limit that will be removed in a future release. The limit avoids an accumulation of WAL data at the publisher due to a lagging subscriber, which could cause a slow compute start.
• Added a Vercel integration card to the Integrations page in the Neon Console.
• Fixed the Cancel action in card drawers on the Integrations page in the Neon Console. When clicking Cancel, card drawers did not close.

• Check out our new guide that describes how to replicate data from Neon with Fivetran.
• Want to better understand how Neon's project billing works? We've added a real-world example of a generative AI project with 80,000 daily active users that walks you through estimating a monthly bill. See Sample billing.
• Find a typo in the Neon docs? Is there a section that's hard to understand? Notice that a certain topic is missing? The Neon docs are open-source, and contributions are welcome. See our Documentation Contribution Guide for details.

In case you missed them, be sure to check out our latest posts.

• Logical Replication and CDC in PostgreSQL with Airbyte

  Learn how to synchronize your PostgreSQL and Airbyte data in this community-contributed blog post by Jacob Prall, Senior Developer Advocate at @Airbyte:

  A Guide to Logical Replication and CDC in PostgreSQL with Airbyte

• Publish a custom ChatGPT

  Learn how to create and publish a custom ChatGPT with this post from Peter Bendel, Postgres Performance Engineer @Neon, and Raouf Chebri Developer Advocate @Neon:

  OpenAI's GPT Store is live: Create and Publish a custom Postgres GPT Expert