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Week of October 5, 2026

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This week is mostly about security and stability: several fixes close ways one app could spoof another's identity, reach denied operations, or forge workflow results, and those fixes are backported across the supported release lines. Alongside them, a batch of race and lifecycle bugs found during chaos testing are fixed, including a sidecar crash on workflow executor deactivation and pending activities when instance IDs are reused. Users on 1.17, 1.18 and 1.19 should pick up the matching patch releases.

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Security and stability updates are out: spoofed caller identity headers, a service invocation access control bypass, and forged workflow task results through the reserved executor actor are fixed. Also fixed: a sidecar crash on workflow executor deactivation, reused instance IDs

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This week's releases focus on security and stability across the supported versions. Security fixes stop service invocation from delivering spoofed caller identity headers, close an access control bypass using percent-encoded path characters, prevent the Scheduler from accepting actor reminders targeting another app's internal workflow actors, and block another app from forging workflow task results through the reserved executor actor. Stability fixes cover a sidecar crash when a workflow executor actor is deactivated during a call, activities left pending when workflow instance IDs are reused, subscription log noise every 60 seconds for subscriptions scoped to other apps, shared middleware handlers across concurrent HTTP app requests, and data races in shutdown, deactivation, input binding

Week of September 28, 2026

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Why it matters

The 1.19.0-rc.1 release candidate includes significant stability improvements across workflows, pubsub tracing, scheduler placement, and cron job handling. Multiple fixes address production issues found through chaos testing and integration tests, particularly around workflow reruns, trace context propagation, and silent network partition handling. These changes aim to reduce deployment issues in scheduler and placement service scenarios.

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Dapr v1.19.0-rc.1 is out. Fixes for workflow creation retries, pubsub tracestate propagation, gRPC keepalive on placement leader connections, and scheduler cron job handling.

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Dapr Runtime v1.19.0-rc.1 is now available. This release includes critical stability improvements: workflow creation no longer reruns on retries, pubsub now correctly propagates tracestate and baggage in both HTTP and gRPC, gRPC keepalive prevents silent connection drops to placement leader, and scheduler cron jobs handle deletion/overwrite without crashing. These fixes address production scenarios found through chaos testing.

Week of September 21, 2026

What shipped

Why it matters

This week addresses critical issues in metrics collection, Helm upgrades, and security permissions that affect operators running Dapr in production. The Placement to Scheduler migration continues advancing with authority detection logic. Integration testing improvements help contributors debug failures faster.

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This week's updates: fixed duplicate Prometheus metrics after hot reload, resolved v1.18→v1.19 Helm upgrade failures, tightened trust bundle permissions, and advanced Scheduler placement integration.

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Dapr this week shipped improvements across stability, operations, and migration: fixed duplicate Prometheus metrics appearing after sidecar restarts, resolved Helm upgrade failures when moving from v1.18 to v1.19, enhanced security by restricting trust bundle file permissions, and continued the Placement to Scheduler migration with authority detection logic. Integration test improvements also make debugging faster for contributors.

Week of September 14, 2026

What shipped

Why it matters

The Scheduler service can now serve actor placement alongside Placement, and workflows are tested more thoroughly across version boundaries and with multiple execution modes combined. These changes ensure operators can migrate to Scheduler-based placement and that workflow state survives daprd upgrades without losing activity or timer state.

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Workflows now run across multiple modes together in CI, fixing six actor bugs. Daprd gets actor placement from Scheduler. State tested across daprd upgrades.

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This week's Dapr release work focused on Scheduler integration and workflow reliability. Daprd can now receive actor placement from the Scheduler service, enabling migration paths away from Placement. The workflow test matrix now combines clustered, fastpath, and signing modes, surfacing and fixing six previously hidden actor bugs. Workflows are tested across daprd version upgrades to ensure history, reminders, and state survive transitions. These improvements strengthen the foundation for production workloads.

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