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Week of November 2, 2026

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This week the SDK gained a way to manage it from Fleet and a simpler credential path, so an Agent Sandboxes user needs only the API key. It also made agent sandboxes connect over gRPC with typed errors, and fixed several recording and export edge cases that users could hit in normal use.

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Logfire v5.5.0 is out. logfire.configure takes fleet to let a policy govern what the SDK sends, the API key alone can carry telemetry, agent_sandboxes now connects over gRPC and raises typed errors, and logfire run falls back to OpenTelemetry instrumentors.

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This week's release brings logfire.configure(fleet=...) so a Fleet policy governs sampling and what the SDK sends, and configure no longer needs a write token when an API key is set. agent_sandboxes now connects over gRPC, returns a plain AsyncMontyRemote, and raises typed errors so refused checkouts can be told apart from connection failures. logfire run now falls back to OpenTelemetry instrumentors for packages without an instrument method, and session replay, dataset serialization and console output edge cases are fixed.

Week of October 26, 2026

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This week brings a new release with Agent Sandboxes, plus changes that protect data: AWS session tokens are now scrubbed and binary attributes survive the scrubber intact. Instrumentation gained more complete recording for streaming errors and for custom and audio responses, and fixes landed for Windows token saving and duplicate Loguru output.

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Logfire 5.4.0 is out, with logfire.agent_sandboxes() and fixes for path serialization, the console exporter and the secret scrubber. Also this week: AWS security tokens are now scrubbed by default, binary attributes are no longer corrupted, thread pools keep variable overrides, a

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Logfire 5.4.0 is out. It adds logfire.agent_sandboxes() and includes fixes for pathlib path serialization, empty set formatting in the console exporter, binary attributes in the secret scrubber and exceptions whose str raises. Elsewhere this week, AWS session tokens (X-Amz-Security-Token and aws_security_token) are now scrubbed by default, and disabling distributed tracing drops all incoming context, including baggage. Thread pools now carry managed variable overrides and the targeting context, streaming LLM errors are recorded on the response log, and the read-tokens create command with save works on Windows. A new console_log option prevents duplicate output when Loguru is used alongside Logfire.

Week of October 19, 2026

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Week of October 12, 2026

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V5.2.0 is out: OpenTelemetry 1.45 support, console attributes without verbose output, a compression option with experimental zstd, and FastAPI instrumentation that no longer emits duplicate telemetry. Also this week: OAuth-style token names are now scrubbed by default.

Week of October 5, 2026

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This week brings a new beta with support for a newer OpenTelemetry release and a compression option that helps with large spans, alongside fixes that keep telemetry complete. Several changes prevent silent data loss, including retries for raw byte exports, correct handling of very small integers, and not deleting queued exports after permanent errors. Issues with duplicate traces, metrics ignoring an explicit context, and spans whose message drifted from their name are also addressed, so the data reaching your backend is more accurate.

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V6.0.0b8 is out: OpenTelemetry 1.45 support, a compression option with experimental zstd, console attributes without verbose output, and no more duplicate FastAPI telemetry. We also fixed dropped retries, lost queued exports and misplaced metrics.

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We shipped v6.0.0b8 this week. It adds support for OpenTelemetry 1.45, a compression option with experimental zstd support for large spans, console attributes that can be shown without verbose output, and FastAPI instrumentation that no longer creates duplicate telemetry. Alongside the release, several fixes should make exported data more reliable: raw-byte OTLP posts now go through the retry path, the disk retryer no longer deletes queued exports after permanent errors such as a 401, metrics respect an explicitly passed context, update name keeps the span message in sync, integers below the int64 minimum are converted rather than dropped, and fields with repr set to false are no longer exported. The command line interface also now falls back to the environment base URL setting.

Week of September 28, 2026

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This week brings documentation improvements that help users understand query limits, set up complex instrumentation scenarios like eBPF and AI Gateway, and navigate between related products. Updates also clarify evaluation concepts and clean up outdated documentation from earlier restructuring.

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New this week: query limits documented by plan, OpenTelemetry eBPF setup guides, AI Gateway controls walkthrough, and TypeScript docs mounted from logfire-js.

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Logfire docs expanded this week with query limit references, comprehensive OpenTelemetry eBPF Instrumentation guides for Docker and Kubernetes, task-focused AI Gateway setup covering providers, routing, protections, and spending controls. TypeScript documentation is now maintained directly in logfire-js and mounted in the main docs.

Week of September 21, 2026

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Three beta releases landed in the v6.0.0 line with fixes for proxy configuration and MCP instrumentation, while v5.1.1 brings connection stability improvements to the maintenance branch. Documentation updates clarify plan requirements and reflect current UI behavior.

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Logfire v6.0.0b7, v6.0.0b6, and v5.1.1 released. Beta updates fix proxy manager race conditions and clarify command ownership. v5.1.1 improves HTTP connection stability with TCP keepalive and idle recycling.

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This week saw three releases across the Logfire lines. v6.0.0b7 and v6.0.0b6 beta releases addressed proxy configuration race conditions and clarified the logfire command ownership with logfire-cli. v5.1.1 on the maintenance branch brings TCP keepalive and connection recycling to prevent stalls from silently dropped connections. Documentation updates clarify custom Gateway provider plan requirements and reflect current UI behavior in dashboards and service levels guides.

Week of September 14, 2026

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Logfire 6.0.0 is now in beta with the architecture split into separate SDK and CLI packages, new database instrumentation for Snowflake, MCP compatibility fixes, and expanded documentation covering email authentication, public sharing, and setup workflows. This week consolidates the beta releases and addresses core integration compatibility while improving getting-started guidance.

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Logfire 6.0.0b3 is out. The new split architecture makes logfire-cli independent, Snowflake instrumentation is here, and logfire run now handles console scripts. Try the uvx setup command in the updated docs.

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Logfire 6 beta continues to evolve. This week brings the third beta release with logfire-cli 0.1.5, new Snowflake query instrumentation, MCP protocol compatibility fixes, and enhanced setup documentation featuring email sign-in and passwordless authentication. The architecture now cleanly separates the Python SDK from the CLI while maintaining full backward compatibility.

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