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DJANGO BENCHMARK SUITE EXPANDS TO UBUNTU LATEST

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Django's performance tracking infrastructure now covers the latest Ubuntu LTS, giving you clearer signals on how your code runs on current production environments.

The django-asv performance benchmarking suite added results for ubuntu-latest [1], expanding the matrix of environments where Django's performance gets tracked and reported. This fills a gap in visibility: you now have baseline measurements on the OS version that most teams deploy to in 2024 and beyond. The data is live and tagged [skip ci], meaning it runs on schedule without blocking CI pipelines. If you've been wondering whether a recent commit tanked performance on modern Ubuntu, you'll now see it in the benchmark dashboard alongside the historical timeline.

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  1. [1] Results for ubuntu-latest added [skip ci] ↗ django/django-asv

Quick answers

What shipped in Django on May 31, 2026?
Django's performance tracking infrastructure now covers the latest Ubuntu LTS, giving you clearer signals on how your code runs on current production environments. In total, 1 commits landed.
What were the notable Django updates?
Results for ubuntu-latest added [skip ci].