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DJANGO BENCHMARK SUITE EXPANDS TO UBUNTU LATEST

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Django's performance tracking infrastructure now captures benchmark results across the latest Ubuntu LTS, giving you baseline data for a new testing environment.

The django-asv repository added results for ubuntu-latest [1], expanding the continuous performance monitoring that tracks Django's speed across platform changes. This matters because your production deployments likely run on current Ubuntu versions, and now you can see exactly how Django performs there. The benchmark data feeds directly into release decisions and regression detection. If you're running performance-critical workloads, check the new baseline to see if it matches your production characteristics.

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What shipped in Django on June 13, 2026?
Django's performance tracking infrastructure now captures benchmark results across the latest Ubuntu LTS, giving you baseline data for a new testing environment. In total, 1 commits landed.
What were the notable Django updates?
Results for ubuntu-latest added [skip ci].