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sbt 2 is now supported for Scala apps

Change effective on 14 July 2026

Scala apps on Heroku now support sbt 2 (2.0.1 and later).

See the sbt 2.0.0 release announcement and the migration guide from sbt 1.x for what’s new.

Set sbt.version to a supported 2.x release in your /project/build.properties file to use it. For more info, see Heroku Scala Support.

Ruby version 4.0.6 is now available Postgres 18 is in Beta on Heroku Postgres