We’re pleased to announce the availability of RethinkDB 2.4.4. This update gets the Data Explorer’s auto-complete working again, and it carries some new compilation and platform-compatibility fixes. For a complete list of changes in this update, you can refer to the release notes.

Get involved

As an open-source project that is developed and financially supported by its users, RethinkDB welcomes your participation. If there’s a feature or improvement that you would like to see, you can help us make it a reality. If you’d like to join us, there are many ways that you can get involved.

Learn how to contribute to RethinkDB and find us on Slack, Discord, or Twitter.

We’re pleased to announce the availability of RethinkDB 2.4.3. This update includes bug fixes, build improvements and certificate chain support. For a complete list of changes in this update, you can refer to the release notes.

Get involved

As an open-source project that is developed and financially supported by its users, RethinkDB welcomes your participation. If there’s a feature or improvement that you would like to see, you can help us make it a reality. If you’d like to join us, there are many ways that you can get involved.

Learn how to contribute to RethinkDB and find us on Slack, Discord, Twitter, or Freenode (#rethinkdb).

RethinkDB 2.4.2 has been released. This update provides compilation and bug fixes for the latest Linux and MacOS systems and includes one notable change:

• r.js now uses QuickJS instead of V8 3.30.33.

QuickJS supports a much newer version of JavaScript, and this update will both reduce RethinkDB’s future maintenance burden and make it easier for new contributors to work on the project. If you use r.js, your queries’ behavior could hypothetically change.

For a complete list of changes in this update, you can refer to the release notes.

Packages

Packages are available for x86-64 Debian, Ubuntu, CentOS 7, AlmaLinux 8, RockyLinux 8, and MacOS. Linux ARM builds are supposed to be released soon. While RethinkDB does build on Apple M1 systems, a dmg will only be available for x86-64. If you want a package made available for your system, find us on Slack, Discord, or GitHub and make your needs known.

Update (April 30): A Windows executable is not available, but RethinkDB 2.4.2 is reported to run successfully on WSL 2.

We’re pleased to announce the availability of RethinkDB 2.4.1. This update includes bug fixes, build improvements and the reintroduced update checker. For a complete list of changes in this update, you can refer to the release notes. Don’t forget that we replaced our download server, please read our latest blog post.

Get involved

As an open-source project that is developed and financially supported by its users, RethinkDB welcomes your participation. If there’s a feature or improvement that you would like to see, you can help us make it a reality. If you’d like to join us, there are many ways that you can get involved.

Learn how to contribute to RethinkDB and find us on Slack, Discord, Twitter, or Freenode (#rethinkdb).

We are continuously working to improve our infrastructure and make it easier for you to use RethinkDB. Today, we would like to announce the replacement of the download server. This change will affect every Docker image, Virtual Machines, and every platform, so please stay with us and read this post carefully. The download server will be at the same location ( https://download.rethinkdb.com ), but the repository structure of it will change.

Changes

Generally speaking, the new repository schema will look like https://download.rethinkdb.com/repository/<DISTRIBUTION>/, where <DISTRIBUTION> can be centos, ubuntu-bionic, raw and so on. Below you can find the changes for every distribution we currently support.