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This release focuses heavily on bug fixes across various components including ACME, Kubernetes providers, middlewares (CORS, RequestHeaderModifier), and TLS certificate selection. It also introduces new configuration options for server headers and request size limits.

This release focuses on dependency updates for acme and http3 components, fixes a Redis verification issue, and addresses a server vulnerability related to encoded characters. It also includes numerous documentation improvements.

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 Docker image signature verification via cosign and adds several new features, including support for gpt-image-2 and AIHubMix provider. Numerous bug fixes address issues related to caching, logging, Vertex AI, and proxy stability.

This release introduces Docker image signing verification via cosign and includes numerous fixes across caching, logging, pricing, and provider integrations. A feature to lazy-load optional routers was introduced and subsequently reverted.

This release introduces significant feature enhancements across vector stores (Milvus, Azure AI), OCR providers (VertexAI, Azure AI Doc Intelligence), and new integrations like Bedrock Agentcore and CyberArk Secrets Manager. Numerous bug fixes address issues related to Pydantic warnings, API parameter handling, and cost calculation across various providers.

This release introduces significant feature enhancements, including expanded vector store support (Milvus, Azure AI), new OCR providers (VertexAI, Azure AI Doc Intelligence), and various UI improvements. Numerous bug fixes address issues across providers like AWS Bedrock, Azure, Gemini, and Anthropic, alongside memory leak resolutions related to Pydantic warnings.

This release introduces OIDC scope-based model access, support for Anthropic Citations API, and fixes several bugs including an Azure max retries error and dictionary iteration issues. The Docker image for the LiteLLM Proxy has been updated to v1.60.8.

This major release introduces significant breaking changes, including the removal of Python 3.8 support and deprecated APIs, while adding new features like OpenFeature provider support and enhanced LLM Observability capabilities.

This major release introduces significant API breaking changes, including the removal of Python 3.8 support, deprecated methods, and configuration variables. New features focus on AAP, profiling enhancements, and LLM Observability updates, while Django tracing defaults to a minimal mode.