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# New Relic Changelog

> Release history for the New Relic connector. Each version lists what changed and which actions were affected.

<Card title="New Relic connector" icon="arrow-left" href="/connectors/newrelic" horizontal>
  Back to the connector overview, authentication methods, and actions.
</Card>

<Update label="v1.2.0" description="17 Sept 2026">
  `data-sync`

  Enabled data sync on 19 list actions (accounts, alert policies, notification channels, policy notification channels, applications, dashboards, synthetic monitors, private locations, muting rules, workloads, notification destinations and workflows, authentication domains, browser and mobile applications, and unified IAM users, groups, roles, and organizations). Fixed dashboard list pagination, added per-page limit and cursor inputs to entity search and notification list actions, and hardened GraphQL list actions to fail on NerdGraph errors instead of returning empty results.

  <AccordionGroup>
    <Accordion title="Changed · 20 actions updated">
      `newrelic_list_accounts`, `newrelic_list_alert_policies`, `newrelic_list_applications`, `newrelic_list_authentication_domains`, `newrelic_list_browser_applications`, `newrelic_list_dashboards`, `newrelic_list_key_transactions`, `newrelic_list_mobile_applications`, `newrelic_list_muting_rules`, `newrelic_list_notification_channels`, `newrelic_list_notification_destinations`, `newrelic_list_notification_workflows`, `newrelic_list_policy_notification_channels`, `newrelic_list_synthetic_monitors`, `newrelic_list_synthetic_private_locations`, `newrelic_list_workloads`, `newrelic_unified_list_groups`, `newrelic_unified_list_organizations`, `newrelic_unified_list_roles`, `newrelic_unified_list_users`
    </Accordion>
  </AccordionGroup>
</Update>

<Update label="v1.1.0" description="20 Aug 2026">
  `new-actions`

  Added unified IAM support for users, groups, roles, organizations, and credentials. Lists cover the organization's authentication domains and return a clear error when an organization is too large to fully enumerate; user and group lookups match directly by ID.
</Update>