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Release Notes v2.26.0 November 2026

Administrators can now see who has access to what in one place, owners can manage access to their own areas, and anyone blocked from an action can request access on the spot. Releases can now be gated as a whole, with one check covering everything they include.

Notable Changes

CLI update to v1.9.83

Core Features

UI / Administration / See Who Has Access to What

Administrators can now see everyone’s access across the organization in one place. Export it as a CSV when an audit asks who can do what. Teams are now called Groups.

How to Use

  1. Navigate to Admin > User Management > Access
  2. Open Review and export the access review as a CSV

UI / Access / Let Owners Manage Their Own Access

Owners can now add and remove other managers and owners without waiting on an administrator. Give someone temporary access with an end date, and it ends on its own.

How to Use

  1. Open a domain, collection or gate in the Console and go to Permissions
  2. Add the person or group, and set an end date if the access is temporary

UI / Access / Request Access Where You’re Blocked

You can now see why an action is unavailable and request access right there. Only people who can give that access can approve the request.

How to Use

  1. Hover over the unavailable action and select Request access
  2. Choose the access you need, add a reason, and send the request
  3. Track it in Settings > My access

UI / Gates / Gate a Whole Release in One Check

You can now put gates on a release itself and require any control in them. One fianu gate check against the release judges it and everything it includes, at the exact versions it ships.

How to Use

  1. Navigate to Console > Gates and create a gate whose policy targets Release
  2. Add the controls the release must pass
  3. In your pipeline, run fianu gate check --asset <release> --gate <gate>

Other Improvements

  • General UI/UX improvements
  • Performance enhancements
  • Bug fixes

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