Grafana | v13.2.0

Grafana v13.2.0 released on 18-08-2026


Grafana v13.2.0 is out now. Administrators and platform teams gain a set of alerting UX and backend improvements, expanded provisioning and GitOps integrations, and a number of dashboard, logs and tracing updates.

For downloads and the full changelog see the Grafana 13.2.0 download page and the What’s new highlights.

What’s in this release

  • Alerting: new Import tab and expanded Import‑to‑GMA wizard — notification template import, promote & auto‑sync, staged configuration summary, ability to revert staged imports, server‑side computation of staged config origin, and migration of the notifications API to v1beta1.
  • Provisioning & GitOps: full GitHub Enterprise, GitLab and Bitbucket integrations (webhooks, UI, dashboard previews), Git Sync refinements (PR previews diffed against merge base, commit author/signer options, force full pulls), and improved error surfacing and form validation.
  • UI and observability: unified homepage enabled for all users, dashboard UX improvements (nested tabs up to depth 4, redirecting settings tabs, threshold interpolation, new view panel controls), Logs and Logs Table enhancements, and a tracing file exporter (OTLP/JSON).

Upgrade notes

  • Breaking change: the alertingSaveStateCompressed feature flag has been removed — remove or update any configuration that depends on it before upgrading.
  • Rollback: if you need to revert, download the previous Grafana build from the official download page and follow your standard rollback procedure.

If you try the release, share any issues or improvements you encounter with the Grafana community or on the project GitHub so the workflows can be further stabilised.

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