2.6.0 (15 September 2026)
Scoped API tokens
Users can now create personal API tokens that follow their current permissions, optionally limited to one project.
Each token has an explicit set of capabilities, such as reading issues, triaging them or uploading debug files.
Superusers can also create service tokens for integrations that should operate independently of a user account.
These limits are enforced in both the canonical and Sentry-compatible APIs, and endpoint requirements are included
in the OpenAPI documentation. See #216.
Existing tokens keep their full installation-wide access after upgrading. Tokens can be revoked from the token list.
Request-URL search
Issue and event searches can now filter by request URL, for example url:"https://example.org/checkout". URLs are stored
as tags for newly ingested events, with query strings and fragments removed so equivalent pages share a value.
See #269.
Alert destinations
Alerts can now be sent to Google Chat spaces using incoming webhooks. See #326.
Smaller fixes
- Show newest events first in an issue's event list, including filtered results, see #485.
- Show friendly issue IDs in project issue lists, see #509.
- Apply Docker SMTP environment settings when
EMAIL_BACKENDis explicitly configured, and allowEMAIL_LOGGING
independently of SMTP configuration. Selecting SMTP withoutEMAIL_HOSTnow uses localhost with port 587 and TLS
by default. See #502. - Tell SDKs to stop sending unsupported transaction and span data, reducing unnecessary ingestion traffic, see #500.
- Parse quoted search terms consistently, including colons in values and escaped quotes, see #501.
- Prevent project updates through the canonical API from moving a project to another team, see #216.
- Update Gunicorn to 26.2, Django REST Framework to 3.18 and Pygments to 2.21, see #498, #486 and #489.