This page provides a high-level summary of major and minor Unleash releases starting from 2025. It details new functionality, UI changes, deprecations, and important announcements regarding the platform.
Unleash follows semantic versioning, with major versions (for example, v7.0.0) including significant new features and might include breaking changes, and minor versions (for example, v7.4.0) adding new functionality while maintaining backward compatibility.
For a comprehensive list of all releases, including patch versions and history prior to 2025, visit the Unleash Releases page on GitHub.
v7.3.0
Improved experience for adding strategies to flags
We redesigned how you add activation strategies to flags. The new flow makes it easier to access standard strategies and reusable release templates. When you configure a flag in an environment, click Add strategy and choose one of the following options:
- The project’s default strategy
- A standard strategy, such as gradual rollout or on/off
- An advanced strategy, such as IP or host targeting
- A release template
- A custom activation strategy defined in your instance
You’ll also see a suggested strategy in any environment without an active configuration, so you can preview, edit, or apply your default strategy in a single click.
New lifecycle analytics
We’ve added two new widgets to the Analytics dashboard: New flags in production and Flags archived vs flags created.
New flags in production shows how many flags reached production each week for your selected time period. It gives you a quick view of your team’s delivery pace and how feature output changes over time.
Flags archived vs. created tracks how many flags you archive each week compared to how many you create, alongside your average cleanup ratio. If you consistently create more flags than you archive, that’s a sign that technical debt may be increasing. Over time, aim for a 1:1 ratio (or 100%) of archived to created flags to keep your codebase healthy.
Aligned quick filters in Project Overview
We aligned quick filters in Project Overview to provide a more consistent experience with feature flags lists. You can now use the same filters available on Flags Overview to narrow down flags by lifecycle stage, such as Develop, Production, or Clean-up.
