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LangGraph 1.2.10 adds TracePolicy controls on nodes
agent-framework orchestration tool-use
LangGraph 1.2.10 is a quiet release that hands agent builders something they've been missing: real control over what gets traced. The new trace_policy parameter on add_node lets you decide at the node level whether an execution is worth recording, instead of taking an all-or-nothing approach to observability. Typed return signatures for v3 stream_events round it out. Small version bump, but the tracing granularity matters if you're running agents at any kind of scale and trying to keep telemetry costs sane.
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LangGraph, LangChain's graph-based agent orchestration framework, released version 1.2.10 with a handful of meaningful changes for agent builders. The most notable additions are the ability to expose trace_policy directly on add_node, and a follow-up commit that drops tags from TracePolicy (with a subsequent partial revert of a TracePolicy deletion), giving developers finer-grained control over which node executions get traced and how. The release also adds typed return signatures and native projections for v3 stream_events, which improves type safety when streaming events from running agents.
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