August was largely a follow-through month: July’s timeout and failure-source model moved from API capability into day-to-day use, while the rollout exposed DNS and timeout edge cases that we tightened across probes and clients.

The Go SDK aligns with the current measurement API

The Go SDK now models measurement status separately from individual probe-result status, supports the current location-selection model, and exposes newer fields such as timeouts and failure sources. This is a breaking update: several API fields that may be null are now pointers, and repeated HTTP headers preserve all returned values instead of collapsing them to one. (globalping-go#13, globalping-go#18)

Table output and timeout controls come to the CLI

Table mode now works across ping, traceroute, MTR, DNS, and HTTP instead of only selected test types, including live result updates. A new global --timeout flag also lets users set a probe-side measurement timeout between 5 and 30 seconds. (globalping-cli#191, globalping-cli#198)

Probe owners can restart probes from the dashboard

Owners of adopted probes can now restart an online probe directly from its dashboard page. After triggering the restart, the dashboard switches to the logs view so the probe’s reconnect can be followed there. (globalping-dash#211, globalping#890, globalping-probe#395)

Fewer false timeouts and clearer failures

July introduced configurable timeouts and failure-source reporting; August focused on edge cases exposed once those features were in use. We raised default timeouts, reserved more of each command’s budget for DNS, retried another configured resolver after resolver failures, fixed false ping and MTR timeouts, and refined failure classification; the website now surfaces target, resolver, and internal errors directly in results. (globalping#892, globalping-probe#402, globalping-probe#398, globalping-probe#397, globalping-probe#411, globalping-probe#403, globalping.io#185)

The blog gets a new look and comments

Globalping’s blog theme was refreshed to match the main site more closely, including navigation, article layouts, responsive behavior, and mobile use. Posts now also support Giscus comments backed by GitHub Discussions, with new posts automatically getting a matching discussion. (ghost-globalping#7, ghost-globalping#8, ghost-globalping#11)

Full Changelog

Below is the complete monthly changelog for Globalping repositories, grouped by project. Maintenance-only changes are omitted.

globalping

globalping.io

globalping-probe

globalping-cli

globalping-go

globalping-dash

globalping-dash-directus

globalping-typescript

globalping-mcp-server

ghost-globalping