Tempo | v2.10.5

Tempo v2.10.5 released on 23-04-2026


Tempo v2.10.5 is out now. Builders and maintainers benefit from the Go toolchain bump to v1.16.2, which brings minor runtime and standard library fixes that improve build and runtime robustness.

See the Tempo GitHub release for full details, the linked pull request, and the exact changes included.

What’s in this release

  • Updated Go dependency to v1.16.2 (PR #7040 by @ie-pham)
  • Includes Go 1.16.2 fixes and patches that can affect runtime and standard library behaviour
  • Small maintenance release with no user-facing feature changes; aimed at build and stability improvements

Upgrade notes

  • Source builds must use Go 1.16.2 — update local and CI toolchains, refresh Docker/build images and caches, and verify reproducible builds match the release.
  • No breaking changes expected and prebuilt binaries should be unaffected; if you need to roll back a source build, rebuild with your previous toolchain and matching build images.

Share your experience with the upgrade on the Tempo GitHub — reports on build reproducibility and CI image updates are especially helpful.

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