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DJANGO FOUNDATION CLOSES JUNE MEETING LOOP, BENCHMARK SUITE EXPANDS

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The Django Software Foundation wrapped June governance on record, while the performance testing infrastructure grew to cover all supported platforms.

The DSF published its June 2026 meeting minutes [1], documenting foundation decisions and direction for the month. Meanwhile, django-asv added Ubuntu-latest benchmark results [2], completing test coverage across the standard CI environment. These updates signal the foundation is maintaining its cadence on transparency and the core team is doubling down on performance visibility as the project scales. Nothing broken here, just the machinery running as designed.

Quick answers

What shipped in Django on June 29, 2026?
The Django Software Foundation wrapped June governance on record, while the performance testing infrastructure grew to cover all supported platforms. In total, 2 commits landed.
What were the notable Django updates?
Add meeting minutes for Jun 2026 and Results for ubuntu-latest added [skip ci].