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# Version 5.11 - April 11, 2025
Version 5.11 introduces key upgrades to enhance developer experience, improve static analysis, and more effectively enforce security controls across builds. This release focuses on usability improvements, better enforcement of secure development policies, and expanded language support in SAST.
### 🧩 Unified Screen Design
We’ve updated all product screens to improve readability and consistency across the platform.
* Key fields like **explanation** and **location** are now always visible
* Homogeneous layouts across risk types make navigation more intuitive
* Original filtering and sorting options remain fully supported
This visual redesign helps teams scan, triage, and act on issues faster—reducing friction and enabling more efficient reviews across large projects.
### 🛡️ Guardrail Rule Enhancements
Guardrails now offer more control to enforce build-time security policies with greater precision.
* Create detailed **Go/No-Go rules** for specific scenarios and thresholds
* Update the **baseline directly from the CLI**. No UI interaction is needed
These changes make it easier to integrate Guardrails into automated pipelines and align security enforcement with internal compliance requirements.
### 🧪 SAST Detection & Performance Improvements
We’ve expanded and optimized our static analysis rules to strengthen detection and reduce overhead.
* New and extended detection rules for **PHP**
* Refined logic and detectors across other supported languages
* **Performance boosts** that reduce scan times for large codebases
These enhancements help teams catch more relevant issues with less delay, improving overall security coverage without slowing development.
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