What changed recently

Port 8080 now available for your apps in Vercel Sandboxes

Vercel Sandboxes now let you open and bind to port 8080 as an ingress domain. The controller port moved to port 23456 to free up 8080 for application use.

Trello removes PUT /board/:id/myPrefs/showListGuide endpoint on July 26, 2025

The showListGuide board preference is no longer used in the application. The endpoint will be removed after July 26, 2025.

Trello deprecates PUT board/:id/labelNames endpoint on August 18, 2025

The PUT board/:id/labelNames endpoint will be deprecated in 6 months. Use POST /labels or POST board/:idBoard/labels to create labels, and PUT /labels/:id or PUT board/:idBoard/label/:idLabel to update them.

Code Intelligence gives Linear Agent access to your codebase

Code Intelligence gives Linear Agent controlled access to your codebase, turning repos into shared product context the whole team can query.

Next.js 16.2.6 patches multiple high-severity vulnerabilities

A security-focused patch addressing 5 high-severity CVEs including middleware bypass exploits, denial of service vectors, and cache poisoning risks. Upgrade recommended for all production apps. Next.js 16.2.6 is a security-only patch release — no new features, just fixes that production teams should not skip. The most critical issues addressed are two separate middleware and proxy bypass vulnerabilities in App Router applications (GHSA-267c-6grr-q5fj and a follow-up incomplete fix), a server-side request forgery vector triggered via WebSocket upgrades, and a denial of service via connection exhaustion in apps using Cache Components. On the XSS front, App Router apps using CSP nonces and beforeInteractive scripts with untrusted input are both patched. Two cache poisoning issues in React Server Component responses round out the high-impact fixes. The release also includes a handful of bug fixes: preserved HTTP access fallbacks during prerender recovery, a fix for double-encoded URL pathname parts, and a corrected response path for route-level RSC requests in deployment adapters.

Linear Releases tracks software deployments directly inside Linear

Plan and track software releases in Linear with CI/CD integration, per-issue deployment status, and AI-assisted release note generation.

Linear Agent can now connect to external tools via MCP

Linear Agent can now connect to external tools via MCP, pulling in context from Granola, Glean, Notion, PostHog, and other sources.

Notion Mail and Calendar now connect directly from Notion's settings

Linear for Microsoft Teams brings @Linear into your channels

Mention @Linear in any Microsoft Teams channel to create issues, query project status, and receive automatic project update notifications.

Teams can now nest up to five levels deep in Linear

Linear teams now support up to five levels of nesting, letting you map divisions, departments, groups, and squads with inherited workflows.

New: Stats page available now!

We added an awesome stats page. Users without an account can now track their link clicks. It's also possible to delete a link from the stats page.

Custom web forms added to Linear Asks for company-wide intake

Teams can now create custom web forms for Asks intake, letting anyone in the company submit requests without needing a Linear account.

Comet iOS and Computer Updates Now Available

Comet iOS has been released, and multiple updates have been shipped for Computer, including multimodal Deep Research and Health Computer features, for both individual and enterprise users.

Linear Agent launches in public beta for all plans

Linear Agent is now in public beta — understanding your roadmap, issues, and code to synthesize context, make recommendations, and take action.

Linear's interface gets a calmer, more consistent visual refresh

Linear's interface was refreshed with consistent navigation, redrawn icons, and dimmer sidebars to make content easier to scan and navigate.

Open any Linear issue directly in your AI coding tool with full context

Launch Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, and other AI coding tools from a Linear issue with a prefilled prompt containing the issue's full context.

2026 Cloud App Security Requirements updated with AI, data, and runtime rules

The 2026 Cloud App Security Requirements add new provisions for AI security, data protection, supply chain security, and Atlassian Government Cloud.

Advanced AND/OR filters added for views, dashboards, and subscriptions

Advanced filters let you combine multiple AND/OR conditions in views and dashboards to precisely control what issues you see.

Trello SCIM API endpoints deprecated — migrate to the REST API

The Trello SCIM API endpoints /scim/v2/users and /scim/v2/groups are deprecated as of December 10, 2025 — migrate to the REST API.

/application/:id/compliance/memberPrivacy endpoint deprecated

The legacy /application/:id/compliance/memberPrivacy route was removed after September 8, 2025 — migrate to /plugin/:id/compliance/memberPrivacy.

Trello developer example projects moved from Glitch to Bitbucket

Trello's developer example apps and Power-Up examples have moved from Glitch (shutting down app hosting) to a public Bitbucket repository.

PUT /board/:id/myPrefs/showListGuide endpoint deprecated and removed

The PUT /board/:id/myPrefs/showListGuide endpoint was removed after July 26, 2025; the showListGuide preference is no longer used in the application.

Trello card detail screen redesigned with side panel and Power-Up popover

Trello's card detail screen now shows comments and activity in a collapsible side panel, with Power-Up buttons moved to a new popover menu.

OAuth 2.0 (3LO) announced as the replacement for Trello's current auth

Trello announced plans to replace its current authorization mechanism with OAuth 2.0 (3LO), adding new scopes, resource restrictions, and token expiry.