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django-asv benchmarks now report on ubuntu-latest

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django/django-asv added benchmark results for the ubuntu-latest runner, replacing or supplementing the prior environment with a [skip ci] commit from the GitHub bot.

django/django-asv published new benchmark results for the ubuntu-latest environment, committed by the GitHub bot [1]. The commit is marked [skip ci], so it changes result data only and does not trigger the benchmark workflow itself.

This is infrastructure housekeeping for the ASV (airspeed velocity) results store, not a change to Django itself. There is no user-facing behavior change, no API change, and no release artifact. The only thing to watch is how ubuntu-latest results compare against the previous environment's numbers once the dashboard picks them up [1].

No action is required for downstream consumers of Django unless you routinely compare django-asv output across runner images, in which case expect a baseline shift in the ubuntu-latest series [1].

Quick answers

What shipped in Django on September 13, 2026?
django/django-asv added benchmark results for the ubuntu-latest runner, replacing or supplementing the prior environment with a [skip ci] commit from the GitHub bot. In total, 1 commits landed.
What were the notable Django updates?
Results for ubuntu-latest added [skip ci].