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July 2026

Highlights​

Redesigned Side Navigation​

The side navigation now uses expandable sub-menus for pinned dashboards and saved issue searches, instead of always listing every pinned item, and the footer was redesigned to be more compact - an icon with a tooltip for Admin (if you're an admin) and another for Support, instead of a full list of links.

Redesigned side navigation with expandable Dashboards and Devices sub-menus and a compact footer

A "Legacy App" link back to the classic nRF Cloud app was also added to the footer so it's easier to find.

Linux Custom Coredump Attributes​

You can now attach your own key-value attributes (feature flags, build metadata, hardware config, and similar) to Linux coredumps, and they show up directly on the trace's Attributes tab alongside the built-in fields. Useful for correlating a crash with device-specific state that isn't already captured elsewhere.

Custom attributes shown on a trace's Attributes tab

General​

  • CVE Vulnerability Scanning (Security Services) is now available to all self-serve organizations, in addition to enterprise customers - upload an SBOM to scan it against known CVEs. Scan status is now tracked per SBOM and per component, so you can tell "no CVEs found" apart from "not yet scanned" or "scan failed" instead of seeing an ambiguous zero. A new bulk-select and triage flow on the findings table lets you review and resolve many CVEs at once instead of one at a time.
  • Linux custom traces can now attach arbitrary scalar local values and group reliably by signature rather than by the trace's reason value - useful for any custom-trace source that wants stable issue grouping without losing per-instance debugging data.
  • Classic Log Viewer gained a timestamp column, shown whenever the underlying log data includes timestamps.
  • Saved searches can now be marked hidden (kept, but out of the way in the side nav), use shareable slug-based URLs, and be selected as dashboard comparands.
  • The IMEI ordering page now includes an info box explaining which devices need their IMEIs ordered ahead of time.
  • Small-fleet metric charts now default to showing absolute device counts instead of percentages, which are misleading when only a few devices are in the fleet.
  • Fixed trace loading to show an error toast instead of failing silently when a trace fails to load.

Device SDK Updates​

MCU: [1.42.1] - 2026-07-22, [1.42.0] - 2026-07-02​

See the full MCU SDK changelog.

  • Added support for setting the Memfault project key at runtime on Zephyr via the settings subsystem (CONFIG_MEMFAULT_PROJECT_KEY_SETTINGS), instead of requiring it baked in at compile time. nRF Connect SDK projects can do the same for the modem FOTA project key.
  • Fixed a race in memfault_log_trigger_collection() that could produce truncated or corrupted log chunks under concurrent log writes.

Linux: [1.27.0] - 2026-07-13​

See the full Linux SDK changelog.

  • Added CMA (Contiguous Memory Allocator), context switch/fork rate, socket count, and file descriptor system metrics.
  • Added MIPS (o32) and MIPS64 (n64) support for thread-filtered coredumps.
  • Reduced MAR cleanup overhead by checking file metadata instead of parsing entire archives to determine their age.

CLI: [1.9.0] - 2026-07-09, [1.9.1] - 2026-07-10​

See the full CLI changelog.

  • Added support for uploading OTA artifacts larger than 5 GB via multipart upload, for projects configured with a raised per-project upload limit.
  • Fixed ANSI escape codes breaking CLI output on Windows terminals that don't support them.