Experimental Features

This page explains what Experimental features are and their release cadence, as well as how to enable them in your configuration file.

Experimental features, also known as Optional features are, as the name suggests, opt-in features. We call them Optional features because you don't need them for Prisma Util to work properly, but provide an enhanced developer experience.

Release Cadence

Experimental features don't have a set cadence for when they are released and are never moved out from this program unless there's a breaking change that would require such severe alterations. Whenever an Optional feature is added to Prisma Util, the optionalFeatures configuration option gets a new possible value added to it.

Each Experimental feature also has a page specific to it that gives more implementation and configuration details, as well as show when the feature has been added to Prisma Util.

Enabling Optional Features

Each Optional feature is identified by a tag using camelCase. These tags can then be passed to the optionalFeatures array in your configuration object to enable this feature.