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This release introduces enhanced Docker image verification using cosign for improved security. It also includes numerous bug fixes across various components like Anthropic integration, proxy, and routing, alongside new features for spend reporting, UI improvements, and Terraform provider parity.

This release introduces Docker image signature verification using cosign for enhanced security. It also includes numerous bug fixes across various components like Prometheus, OpenTelemetry, proxy, and provider integrations, alongside UI refactors and documentation updates.

This release introduces enhanced Docker image security with cosign signature verification and adds several new features including structured logging, per-deployment overrides, and vector store index management. It also includes numerous bug fixes across various components like Bedrock, proxy, and UI.

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 for enhanced security. It also includes numerous bug fixes across various components like Azure AI, guardrails, UI, and proxy, along with CI/CD improvements and dependency updates.

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 enhanced Docker image signature verification using cosign and includes numerous bug fixes across various components like Vertex AI, the router, proxy, and UI. It also adds new features such as user-triggered escalation keywords and improved Anthropic prompt caching.

This release introduces enhanced Docker image signature verification using cosign and includes numerous bug fixes and new features across various components like proxy, guardrails, and UI. It also updates dependency constraints for Python and ddtrace.

This release introduces enhanced security with signed Docker images and adds significant new features like Gemini 3.5 Flash support and improved Prometheus metrics. It also includes numerous bug fixes across various integrations and internal components.

This release introduces enhanced Docker image signature verification using cosign and includes numerous features and bug fixes across various components like MCP, routing, UI, and security.

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 focuses heavily on security by introducing Docker image signing verification via cosign and includes numerous fixes across various providers (Anthropic, Azure, Gemini, Bedrock) and proxy features, alongside new model support like GPT-5.5.

This release introduces Docker image signing via cosign for enhanced security and adds support for new models like GPT-5.5/5.4 snapshots and Bedrock GLM-5. Numerous fixes address streaming issues, model pricing accuracy, and security hardening across proxy and authentication layers.

This release introduces significant feature enhancements, particularly around MCP server support, new model integrations (Voxtral, Qwen3.5), and expanded guardrail capabilities. Numerous bug fixes address issues across streaming, Anthropic integration, and UI stability.

The release adds several UI enhancements, expands Prompt Management capabilities, updates cost maps, and introduces support for new models, while fixing numerous bugs and a breaking change that makes gpt-5 models default to response mode.

This release introduces significant feature enhancements, including support for Lasso API v3, OpenTelemetry context propagation, and various UI improvements for credential and guardrail management. Numerous bug fixes address issues across Azure OpenAI, logging, and provider configurations.

This release restores system dark mode for the app, allows proxy requests to continue during model catalog changes, and synchronizes macOS app handoff.

This release introduces configuration support for 'all' and 'none' in tune.defaults.purge and deprecates tune.takeover-other-tg-connections. It also includes numerous bug fixes across various modules like proxy, hpack, SSL, and QUIC, along with updates to the SLZ library.

Version 3.5-dev4 introduces significant refactoring of internal data structures for proxies and servers, enhancing performance and maintainability. It also includes numerous bug fixes across various modules, improved error handling, and new features like rate limiting for haload and enhanced header filtering in halog.

This release introduces early hints support for the cache module, enhances SSL/TLS security with FIPS compliance for AWS-LC, and includes various bug fixes and minor improvements across different modules.

Version 3.5-dev2 introduces new features like runtime server renaming and binary-safe logging, alongside significant bug fixes in areas like QUIC and HTTP/2. It also removes support for deprecated proxy keywords and OpenTracing.

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 significant improvements to logging, scheduling, and buffer management, alongside numerous bug fixes and new features for ACME, HTTP actions, and TCP checks. Key changes include the split of logging functions, enhanced scheduler behavior, and the introduction of small buffer support across various modules.

This release includes numerous bug fixes and minor improvements across various components like QUIC, ACME, and proxy handling. It also introduces new features for haterm and improved error reporting in SSL.

This release introduces several new features including dynamic allocation for shard info, increased tgid size, and new converters for AES and JWT decryption. It also addresses numerous bugs related to parsing, build issues, and various components like SSL, QUIC, and proxy configurations.

This release introduces automatic SSL on QUIC servers, optional AAD parameter support for AES-GCM, and various bug fixes including a crash fix on non-x86 platforms. Several configuration options and keywords have been deprecated or modified for improved compatibility and robustness.

This release introduces significant changes to proxy behavior with abortonclose enabled by default for HTTP and TLS listeners. It also includes numerous bug fixes, performance improvements related to data handling, and enhancements to JWT and SSL functionalities.

This release introduces path parameters, improves QUIC support, and enhances debugging and statistics reporting. It also includes numerous bug fixes and optimizations across various modules.

This release introduces several bug fixes and minor improvements across various components including QUIC, HTTP analysis, and applet functionality. It also includes enhancements to connection management and statistics reporting.

This release includes dependency updates for various build tools and libraries, including linkerd-extension-init and the proxy component. It also incorporates several minor version bumps for Go modules and frontend dependencies.

This release includes dependency updates and a fix for trace-collector identity. It also updates the CNI plugin version.

This release primarily consists of dependency updates and incorporates the Linkerd proxy version v2.349.0. A new feature allows overriding environment variables during injection via an annotation.

This release bumps numerous dependencies across the project and updates the proxy to v2.317.0, while maintaining functional parity with the previous edge release.

This release (edge-25.7.4) is marked as NOT RECOMMENDED and contains a fix to reduce proxy memory usage for HTTP/1 connections. Users are advised to upgrade to edge-25.8.1.

This release introduces the ability to configure OpenTelemetry tracing directly via the Helm chart and fixes an issue with `caBundle` configuration when using PEM certificates. Users are advised to use edge-25.8.1 instead of this version.

This release primarily consists of dependency updates and an internal proxy version bump (v2.296.0). However, it is marked as NOT RECOMMENDED, advising users to use edge-25.7.4 instead.

This release bumps the minimum required TLS version to v1.3, adds RHEL iptables support, allows communication with unready pods, and introduces configuration options for pod annotations and Viz dashboard labels. This release is marked as NOT RECOMMENDED; use edge-25.1.2 instead.

This release stabilizes cacheHandlers, improves Turbopack performance and deobfuscation, and fixes CSS inlining issues. It also introduces stricter runtime requirements for proxy fields and updates ESLint migration tooling.

This release stabilizes cacheHandlers, improves Turbopack deobfuscation and performance, and fixes CSS inlining bugs. It also introduces runtime restrictions for proxy fields and updates ESLint codemods for version 9.

This release deprecates middleware in favor of proxy, removes automatic linting from the build process, and stabilizes the React Compiler in create-next-app.