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This release introduces Docker image signature verification using cosign for enhanced security and includes numerous bug fixes and feature enhancements across various components like Prometheus, aiohttp, Vertex AI, Anthropic adapter, and the UI.

This release focuses on numerous bug fixes across various integrations like Azure Sentinel, Bedrock, and the proxy. It also introduces new features for the auto-router and UI, alongside enhanced Docker image signature verification.

This release introduces Docker image signature verification using cosign and includes numerous bug fixes and feature enhancements across various components like Prometheus, aiohttp, Helm, Vertex AI, Anthropic adapter, and the UI. Notably, the ai-gateway handler has been removed in favor of litellm-core.

This release introduces significant infrastructure improvements, including a new Rust router/AI-Gateway, enhanced Docker image security via cosign verification, and numerous fixes across MCP, Anthropic, and Vertex integrations. Key features include Rust OCR support and new model pricing.

This release introduces new model pricing, enhances guardrail functionality with a default failopen option, and includes numerous fixes across model integrations, pricing accuracy, and UI components. Performance bottlenecks under heavy load were also addressed.

This release introduces heap allocation profiling and includes numerous bug fixes related to tracing, package management, pruning, and OTEL validation. A key change involves updating Geist font imports to use the dedicated npm package.

Version 3.4-dev10 introduces several bug fixes, minor improvements, and new features across various modules including OTel, ACME, muxing protocols, and stream handling. Notably, the default max-threads-per-group has been updated, and several memory leaks and protocol handling issues have been resolved.

This release introduces the OpenTelemetry filter, enhancing observability capabilities. It also includes significant improvements to QUIC transport and various bug fixes across multiple components.

This release focuses primarily on bug fixes across various components including ACME, healthchecks, tracing, and TLS handling. It also includes documentation improvements and merges from the v2.11 branch into v3.6.

This release focuses heavily on bug fixes, particularly around OpenTelemetry integration and dependency updates for ACME, HTTP/3, and KV stores. Numerous documentation improvements were also implemented across various components.

This release primarily focuses on bug fixes, specifically adding missing resource attributes detectors for observability components.

This release focuses primarily on bug fixes across several components including fastproxy, tracing, and sticky sessions, alongside documentation updates. A key change is the unit conversion for request duration metrics from milliseconds to seconds.

This release introduces comprehensive native async support across the entire framework, including flows, agents, tools, and memory. It also includes critical bug fixes for OpenTelemetry integration, token store deadlocks, and Anthropic tool support.

This release introduces new features for API Security in AWS Lambda and enhanced lock profiling, alongside numerous bug fixes across integrations like LangChain, Ray, and OpenAI. Several older tracing span methods and the V1 stack profiler are deprecated in preparation for version 4.0.0.

This release introduces support for passing tracer provider arguments within the OpenTelemetry (otel) integration.

Deno 2.3.5 provides several bug fixes for Node.js compatibility, specifically regarding Buffer operations and crypto stubs, and improves OpenTelemetry data flushing.