In-process analytical SQL database for local and embedded workloads.
Partial archive: 59 tracked releases, May 04, 2020–Oct 21, 2026. Includes multiple channels and packages. Coverage & limitations.
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DuckDB v2.0.0. Source highlight: This release of DuckDB is named "Cyanoptera" after Spatula Cyanoptera, a species of duck found in western North and South America.
DuckDB v1.5.6. Source highlight: This is a bug fix release for various issues discovered after we released v1.5.5
DuckDB v1.5.5. Source highlight: This is a bug fix release for various issues discovered after we released v1.5.4.
DuckDB v1.5.4. Source highlight: This is a bug fix release for various issues discovered after we released v1.5.3.
DuckDB v1.4.5. Source highlight: This is a bug fix release for various issues discovered after we released v1.4.4.
DuckDB v1.5.3. Source highlight: This is a bugfix release for various issues discovered after we released v1.5.2.
DuckDB v1.5.2. Source highlight: This is a bug fix release for various issues discovered after we released v1.5.1
DuckDB v1.5.1. Source highlight: This is a bug fix release for various issues discovered after we released v1.5.0.
DuckDB v1.5.0. Source highlight: This release of DuckDB is named "Variegata" after the paradise shelduck Tadorna Variegata, also known as the paradise duck, a species of Shelduck (a group of goose-like ducks), endemic to New Zealand.
DuckDB v1.4.4. Source highlight: This is a bug fix release for various issues discovered after we released 1.4.3. Please excuse the erroneous release earlier.
DuckDB v1.4.3. Source highlight: This is a bug fix release for various issues discovered after we released 1.4.2.
DuckDB v1.4.2. Source highlight: This is a bug fix release for various issues discovered after we released 1.4.1. PR #19716 addresses the issues raised in CVE-2025-64429. Users of the DuckDB encryption feature are encouraged to update.
DuckDB v1.4.1. Source highlight: This is a bug fix release for various issues discovered after we released 1.4.0.
DuckDB v1.4.0. Source highlight: This release of DuckDB is named "Andium" after Anas Andium, a species of duck that lives in the Andes mountains in South America.
DuckDB v1.3.2. Source highlight: This is a bug fix release for various issues discovered after we released 1.3.1. There are no new major features, just bug fixes. Database files created by DuckDB versions all the way back to v0.9 can be read by this version.
DuckDB v1.3.1. Source highlight: This is a bug fix release for various issues discovered after we released 1.3.0 "Ossivalis". There are no new major features, just bug fixes. Database files created by DuckDB versions all the way back to v0.9 can be read by this version.
DuckDB v1.3.0. Source highlight: This release of DuckDB is named "Ossivalis" after Bucephala Ossivalis, an ancestor of the Goldeneye duck that lived Millions of years ago.
DuckDB v1.2.2. Source highlight: This is a bug fix release for various issues discovered after we released 1.2.1. There are no new major features, just bug fixes. Database files created by DuckDB versions all the way back to v0.9.* can be read by this version.
DuckDB v1.2.1. Source highlight: This is a bug fix release for various issues discovered after we released 1.2.0. There are no new major features, just bug fixes. Database files created by DuckDB versions all the way back to v0.9.* can be read by this version.
DuckDB v1.2.0. Source highlight: This release of DuckDB is named "Histrionicus" after the good-looking Harlequin duck (Histrionicus Histrionicus) that inhabits "cold fast moving streams in North America, Greenland, Iceland and eastern Russia".
DuckDB v1.1.3. Source highlight: This is a bug fix release for various issues discovered after we released 1.1.2. There are no new major features, just bug fixes. Database files created by DuckDB versions all the way back to v0.9.* can be read by this version.
DuckDB v1.1.2. Source highlight: This is a bug fix release for various issues discovered after we released 1.1.1. There are no new major features, just bug fixes. Database files created by DuckDB versions all the way back to v0.9.* *can* be read by DuckDB v1.1.2.
DuckDB v1.1.1. Source highlight: This is a bug fix release for various issues discovered after we released 1.1.0. There are no new major features, just bug fixes. Database files created by DuckDB since v0.9.* can be read by DuckDB v1.1.1.
DuckDB v1.1.0. Source highlight: This release of DuckDB is named "Eatoni" after Eaton's pintail (Anas Eatoni) from the southern Indian Ocean.
DuckDB v1.0.0. Source highlight: This release of DuckDB is named "Nivis" after the sadly non-existent Snow Duck (Anas Nivis) that is known for its stability.
DuckDB v0.10.3. Source highlight: This is a bug fix release for various issues discovered after we released 0.10.2. There are no new major features, just bug fixes. Database files created by DuckDB v0.10.* or v0.9.* can be read by DuckDB v0.10.3.
DuckDB v0.10.2. Source highlight: This is a bug fix release for various issues discovered after we released 0.10.1. There are no new features, just bug fixes. Database files created by DuckDB v0.10.* or v0.9.* can be read by DuckDB v0.10.2.
DuckDB v0.10.1. Source highlight: This is a bug fix release for various issues discovered after we released 0.10.0. There are no new features, just bug fixes. Database files created by DuckDB v0.10.0 or v0.9.* can be read by DuckDB v0.10.1.
DuckDB v0.10.0. Source highlight: This release of DuckDB is named "Fusca" after the Velvet Scooter native to Europe.
DuckDB v0.9.2. Source highlight: This is a bug fix release for various issues discovered after we released 0.9.1. There are no new features, just bug fixes. Database files created by DuckDB v0.9.0 or v0.9.1 can be read by DuckDB v0.9.2 (i.e. v0.9.2 is backwards compatible with both v0.9.0 and 0.9.1 and vice versa).
DuckDB v0.9.1. Source highlight: This is a bug fix release for various issues discovered after we released 0.9.0. There are no new features, just bug fixes. Database files created by DuckDB v0.9.0 can be read by DuckDB v0.9.1 (i.e. v0.9.1 is backwards compatible with v0.9.0 and vice versa).
DuckDB v0.9.0. Source highlight: This preview release of DuckDB is named "Undulata" after the aptly named Yellow-billed duck native to Africa.
DuckDB v0.8.1. Source highlight: This is a bug fix release for various issues discovered after we released 0.8.0. There are no new features, just bug fixes. Database files created by DuckDB v0.8.0 can be read by DuckDB v0.8.1 (i.e. v0.8.1 is backwards compatible with v0.8.0). Note that database files created by v0.8.1 cannot be rea
DuckDB v0.8.0. Source highlight: This preview release of DuckDB is named "Fulvigula" after the Mottled duck (Anas fulvigula) which lives in the Gulf of Mexico, where it is apparently highly prized amongst (heartless) hunters.
DuckDB v0.7.1. Source highlight: This is a bug fix release for various issues discovered after we released 0.7.0. There are no new features, just bug fixes. Notably, there is no incompatibility with database files created with v0.7.0
DuckDB v0.7.0. Source highlight: This preview release of DuckDB is named "Labradorius" after the Labrador duck (Camptorhynchus labradorius) which was native to North America and went extinct in 1878 despite its reportedly bad taste.
DuckDB v0.6.1. Source highlight: This is a bug fix release for various issues discovered after we released 0.6.0. There are no new features, just bug fixes.
DuckDB v0.6.0. Source highlight: This preview release of DuckDB is named "Oxyura" after the White-headed duck (Oxyura leucocephala) which is an endangered species native to Eurasia.
DuckDB v0.5.1. Source highlight: This is a bug fix release for various issues discovered after we released 0.5.0. There are no new features, just bug fixes. The following PRs were included in this release:
DuckDB v0.5.0. Source highlight: This preview release of DuckDB is named "Pulchellus" after the Green pygmy goose (Nettapus pulchellus) which is native to Australia where VLDB 2022 is starting today. Despite being called a "goose" it is actually a duck.