n8n 1.123.85 Release
n8n version 1.123.85 released on October 14, 2026. This release includes bug fixes and improvements to the platform.
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n8n version 1.123.85 released on October 14, 2026. This release includes bug fixes and improvements to the platform.
This release fixes validation of the size argument in the chunk() expression extension and improves the model picker to display Gemini models by name with prioritized models listed first.
Gemini models are now displayed by name in model pickers, with prioritized models listed first for easier selection.
dbt-core 1.13.0-b1 introduces state management bundling, v2 parser delegation, user login commands, OpenTelemetry instrumentation, and numerous bug fixes including improvements to partial parsing, selector resolution, and plugin compatibility.
Major update adding file mention environment variables, idle token compaction for prompt caching, new APIs for mods and plugins (including image attachment handling and session identity), improved agent and skill controls, better tool management for eval runs, and numerous behavioral changes to plugin hooks, MCP requests, and session handling.
Fixed an issue where SDK packages plugins were not being properly imported in production builds, ensuring all dependencies are correctly included.
Improved unlock speed and import capabilities for Proton Pass and LastPass, with fixes for vault loading issues with SSH keys, garbled special characters, and various under-the-hood improvements. This release includes desktop biometric unlock support for CLI, rotation icons, and enhanced admin console and vault importer features.
GitHub has released improvements to GitHub Apps that enable developers to migrate away from classic personal access tokens, enhance app management capabilities, and request fewer sensitive permissions for better security.
A new @clerk/expo-native-components package is now required for native components (AuthView, UserButton, UserProfileView). Install it before deploying over-the-air updates as errors occur at runtime; import native components from @clerk/expo/native-components and deprecate the old @clerk/expo/native import path.
Introduces @clerk/expo-native-components, a new required package for native components (AuthView, UserButton, UserProfileView). Import native components from @clerk/expo/native-components instead of the deprecated @clerk/expo/native, and install the new package before shipping over-the-air updates to avoid runtime errors.
Release candidate for Superset 7.0.0 with updates to changelog and migration guide.
TanStack Start has reached stable release and is now supported on Appwrite Sites, enabling developers to build and deploy full-stack applications on the Appwrite platform.
Fixed a memory leak in the schema-compiler where rollupJoin and rollupLambda functions were holding memoized references. This resolves performance degradation in long-running processes.
Version 7.9.15 of the Clerk Next.js SDK has been released with updates and improvements to the authentication library for Next.js applications.
Release of @clerk/ui version 1.40.1 with updates and improvements to the UI component library.
A new version of the Clerk Chrome extension package has been released with updates and improvements.
Google's Gemini 4 Argon frontier model is now generally available in GitHub Copilot, designed for complex coding, agentic, and reasoning tasks to enhance developer productivity.
Users can now review manual dismissals and reopenings of GitHub Code Quality findings in their organization or enterprise audit log, enabling better tracking and governance of code quality decisions.
Secret scanning has been expanded to detect new secret types from Salesforce, Anthropic, and Cloudsmith, with Anthropic secrets now blocked by default via push protection. This helps prevent accidental exposure of third-party credentials in repositories.
Enterprise administrators can now require GitHub Copilot clients to retrieve current server-managed settings at startup instead of using cached policy, with new minimum client version requirements.
Added a new outline view showing all prompts sent in the conversation with hover preview and jump-to functionality. Improved error handling for plugins, Cloud sign-in, session management, and skill installation. Enhanced scheduled routines with proper run queueing and model failure handling. Fixed token estimation for images, reasoning toggle across providers, symlink rule loading, and skill discovery in .claude/skills. Updated model catalog with new providers and default models.
Cline and OpenRouter now default to Claude Sonnet 5.5 when no model is chosen, the model catalog has been refreshed with new providers and model updates, and multiple bugs have been fixed including reasoning mode errors, MCP server crashes, token estimation issues, and settings migration problems.
Appwrite 2.5.0 release with console documentation updates and improvements for the latest version.
Updated terms and conditions to prohibit the resale of credits, vouchers, and coupons, reinforcing the non-transferable nature of billing benefits.
Dependabot now provides improved detection for withdrawn alerts that are no longer valid due to advisory or vulnerability changes. This makes it easier to identify and manage alerts that have been removed.
This release includes multiple security vulnerability fixes (CVE-2026-15577, CVE-2026-33374, CVE-2026-93294, and CVE-2026-92539), an enhancement to strip sensitive headers from OAuth2 cross-host redirects in alerting, and improved dashboard collection deletion handling.
Appwrite 2.5 introduces passkeys for projects and Android apps, interval-based function scheduling, improved function runtime stability, reduced ClickHouse load under high traffic, and enhanced installer behavior. The release includes numerous bug fixes across authentication, databases, storage, and migrations with a seamless upgrade path from 2.4.0.
This release includes four security fixes addressing CVEs, an improvement to strip sensitive headers from OAuth2 cross-host redirects in alerting, and a fallback enhancement for dashboard collection deletion.
The Budgets and alerts page in GitHub billing settings now displays all budgets in a single searchable and filterable list, making it easier to manage multiple budgets.
Organization and enterprise administrators can now view metrics showing AI Scan findings generated and resolved in the security overview dashboard, providing visibility into the impact of AI-powered code scanning on pull requests.
Grafana 13.0.11 includes security patches for four CVEs, improvements to alerting with OAuth2 header stripping and dashboard collection deletion fallback, and an IAM SCIM endpoint fix.
This release includes four critical security fixes for CVE-2026-15577, CVE-2026-33374, CVE-2026-93294, and CVE-2026-95502. It also adds enhancements to alerting, dashboard collection deletion, Git Sync, provisioning workflows, and IAM SCIM functionality.
The console sign-in method has been restricted to email and password for self-hosted deployments. This change ensures that passkey authentication is only available in Appwrite Cloud.
Keycloak 26.8.1 includes critical security fixes addressing multiple CVEs across OIDC identity providers, fine-grained admin permissions, authentication mechanisms, and authorization services. This release resolves 18 security vulnerabilities, 10 weaknesses, and numerous bug fixes affecting token handling, admin APIs, and UI functionality.
Plugins now load inside the hub without requiring a separate JavaScript runtime, with improved error reporting and status tracking. Added thinking support in ACP mode, environment variable provider configuration, improved reasoning control across providers, and numerous fixes for scheduled runs, token estimation, and model catalog updates.
Plugin loading now happens in-process through a registry instead of subprocesses, eliminating runtime dependencies and enabling better plugin state tracking and error handling. Reasoning control now works across all providers, token estimation for images is improved, scheduled runs are fixed, and the model catalog expands to 6,862 models with updated provider defaults.
Release of @cline/core version 0.0.93 with core SDK updates and improvements.
Release of the LLMs SDK version 0.0.93 with updates to the Cline SDK package.
Version 0.0.93 of the @cline/shared package has been released. Check the release notes for details on updates and improvements.
Version 2.44.0 includes numerous bug fixes and improvements across core workflow execution, AI assistant features, editor UI, node integrations, and security policies. Notable fixes include improved node placement in Assistant-edited workflows, credential policy enforcement, Chat Hub handling, and various UI polish updates.
The console's brand product visuals have been updated to reflect the new Console design. This improves the visual consistency and appearance of the admin interface.
Intelligent Alerts is now available in the Twilio Console for Messaging customers, providing improved alert summaries, feedback capabilities on alerts, and a dynamic setup prompt for email notifications.
The Tailscale Kubernetes Operator v1.104.1 introduces shared Let's Encrypt account keys for ingress ProxyGroups, custom UDP ports for PeerRelay, image pull secrets support in DNSConfig, improved rolling updates for egress ProxyGroups, and fixes for coordination server URL configuration and HA Service cleanup. New Helm chart customization options and security improvements are also included.
Fish Audio's Drama 3 text-to-speech model is now available on AI Gateway with preview access and 80% discount for 30 days. The model enables natural-language voice direction for voiceovers, character dialogue, and audio storytelling with support for emotion, pacing, multi-speaker dialogue, and custom delivery tags.
A new Security page centralizes access control management in one place, and Single Sign-On support is now available for Google Workspace, Okta, Microsoft Entra, and other OIDC providers to streamline team authentication.
Microsoft's MAI-Image-2.6 and MAI-Image-2.6-Flash models are now available on AI Gateway, enabling image generation and editing through a single API key without requiring separate provider accounts. Both models support photorealistic imagery, text rendering, targeted edits, and up to five reference images with output sizes up to 1536×1536.
Cloudflare Gateway now supports DNS64 requests via DNS location settings or EDNS option 65051, enabling IPv6-only networks to synthesize AAAA records from A records for NAT64 translation. The feature works across UDP, TCP, DoT, and DoH protocols.
Gemini 4 Argon, an upgraded AI model, is now being rolled out to Figma Make, enabling more powerful AI-assisted design capabilities.
The Cloudflare API MCP server now exposes Workers Issues as MCP Events through webhook subscriptions, allowing agents to receive real-time notifications when production failures are detected without polling. Clients can subscribe to cloudflare.alert.workers_observability_real_time_issue scoped to an account or individual Worker.
Real User Monitoring in Web Analytics now breaks down Largest Contentful Paint (LCP) and Interaction to Next Paint (INP) into their constituent phases, plus splits connection time into TCP and TLS components. These sub-part metrics are available in the dashboard and queryable through the GraphQL Analytics API to help identify which specific area is impacting page performance.
Repository checkout and Git LFS downloads are now faster on Vercel, reducing build preparation time. Average checkout time improved by 20%, with LFS-enabled projects seeing a 54% improvement and saving approximately 13 seconds per deployment.
Google's Gemini 4 Argon model is now available through Vercel's AI Gateway with support for coding, agentic work, and complex reasoning tasks. The model features a 1M token context window, multimodal input capabilities (text, image, PDF, video), tool calling, and configurable thinking levels for enhanced performance.
Cloudflare Workers now preserves context when subrequests target BYOIP-proxied hostnames, maintaining CF-Worker headers and client signals. This ensures consistent security rule evaluation and accurate Bot Management results instead of incorrectly treating internal traffic as external.
The Cloudflare Agents SDK now includes a browserTool that allows agents to maintain a persistent browser session across multiple turns, preserving tabs, cookies, and login sessions. The browser remains alive even when the Durable Object hibernates, with a 10-minute idle timeout before creating a fresh session.
A new release of the Tailscale container image is available on Docker Hub and GitHub packages repository. This version includes library updates only.
Slack CLI version 4.10.0 is now available, bringing updates and improvements to the developer tools for the Slack platform.
Notion 3.8 adds context capabilities for agents, enabling improved information access and decision-making within agent workflows.