Grafana | v13.2.0

Grafana v13.2.0 released on 18-08-2026


Grafana v13.2.0 is out now. It addresses a disclosed security issue (CVE-2026-17183) and delivers a range of alerting, provisioning and UX improvements that affect import, Git Sync and dashboard workflows.

Plan to upgrade to v13.2.0 to ensure systems are protected; consult the download page and release notes on Grafana’s site for mitigation details and CVE specifics.

What’s in this release

  • Security: Fix for CVE-2026-17183; users are advised to upgrade and review the published CVE details.
  • Alerting: new Import tab in alerting settings and expanded Import‑to‑GMA wizard (notification template import, promote/auto‑sync, staged configuration summary and revert staged imports), server‑side staged config origin computation, and migration of the notifications API to v1beta1.
  • Provisioning & GitOps: GitHub Enterprise frontend and dashboard previews, GitLab and Bitbucket webhook support, improved Git Sync (diffs against merge base, PR previews, conventions and user attribution enabled by default), branch and commit author controls, UI improvements and multiple reliability fixes.

Upgrade notes

  • Breaking change: the alertingSaveStateCompressed feature flag has been removed — review alerting automation and exports before upgrading and see the release notes for migration guidance.
  • If you cannot upgrade immediately, follow the mitigation details on the download and release notes and ensure you have backups and your usual rollback procedure ready.

Share your experience after upgrading — any issues, oddities or useful tips help others when rolling this version out.

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