Node-RED
Low-code programming for event-driven applications and IoT flows
Node-RED holds steady on dual maintenance branches, patching JSONata regressions across v4.x and v5.x.
◆Recent moves
- 7d ago
Node-RED 4.1.15: JSONata patch backport
4.1.15 backports a patched JSONata version to the legacy v4.x branch — a dependency maintenance fix with no user-visible behavior change. The v4.x branch continues pure maintenance with no new capability work.
View source ↗ - 8d ago
Node-RED 5.0.7: JSONata patch and wire display fix
5.0.7 applies the same JSONata patch to the v5.x branch and fixes disabled wire display in the editor. A routine maintenance release that keeps both branches in sync on the JSONata dependency resolution.
View source ↗ - 14d ago
Node-RED 5.0.6: bcrypt revert for Raspberry Pi compatibility
5.0.6 reverts the node-rs/bcrypt update due to incompatibility on certain Raspberry Pi architectures — a necessary rollback for embedded/IoT deployments. No new functionality; the bcrypt issue reveals that the RPi user base is large enough to block a dependency upgrade.
View source ↗ - 14d ago
Node-RED 5.0.5: group fill and multiplayer event fixes
5.0.5 fixes group default fill values and ensures multiplayer event properties are valid — small visual and reliability patches with no user-facing feature changes.
View source ↗ - 15d ago
Node-RED 4.1.14: multiplayer event fix backport
4.1.14 applies the multiplayer event property fix to the legacy branch and corrects the release tag script. Pure maintenance work keeping the v4.x branch stable for long-term deployments.
View source ↗ - 1mo ago
Node-RED 5.0.3: JSONata regression rollback
5.0.3 reverts a JSONata 2.2.2 update that caused behavioral regressions — this was a silent compatibility break that required a rollback before the patched approach (now in 5.0.7) could be applied. Indicates JSONata version management is an active pain point across branches.
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