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This release includes numerous bug fixes across various modules, including desktop, fetch, http, node, npm, and web. It also introduces performance improvements in the core and web modules.

This patch release focuses heavily on bug fixes across compilation, bundling, and Node compatibility, particularly addressing issues related to Intel Mac builds and crypto operations.

Deno 2.6.2 introduces an unstable sandbox subcommand and provides numerous bug fixes across Node.js compatibility, workspace handling, and the inspector.

Deno 2.3.6 introduces an esbuild-backed bundler and a new deploy subcommand under unstable flags, alongside extensive fixes for Node.js compatibility and vsock socket support.

Deno 2.3.3 is a patch release fixing ambient module checks and formatting regressions, following 2.3.2 which introduced unix socket fetch support, custom DNS resolvers, and extensive Node.js polyfill improvements.

Version 2.2.4 introduces OpenTelemetry span context propagators and tracing for node:http.request, alongside numerous fixes for npm dependency resolution, LSP stability, and CJS/ESM interoperability.

Migrated `@vercel/client` and `@vercel/build-utils` from `node-fetch` to native `fetch`, removing `url.parse()` usage and addressing a Node 24 deprecation warning. This change includes a breaking change in how HTTP agents are handled.

Migrated `@vercel/client` and `@vercel/build-utils` from `node-fetch` to native `fetch`, removing `url.parse()` usage and addressing a Node 24 deprecation warning. This change includes a breaking change in how HTTP agents are handled.

This patch release addresses a naming conflict by renaming the 'fetch' import from 'node-fetch' to 'nodeFetch'.

This patch release includes a renaming change for imports from the 'node-fetch' library.

This patch release primarily addresses an internal naming conflict by renaming 'fetch' to 'nodeFetch' when imported from 'node-fetch' and updates a dependency.

This patch release renames the 'fetch' function to 'fetchApi' and updates several internal dependencies, including @vercel/routing-utils and @vercel/build-utils.

This patch release includes dependency updates and a necessary renaming of an import from node-fetch.

This patch release includes a renaming change for imports from node-fetch to avoid potential conflicts.

Migrated `@vercel/client` and `@vercel/build-utils` from `node-fetch` to native `fetch`, resolving a Node 24 deprecation warning. This change introduces a new dispatcher option for handling agents.

This release focuses heavily on Turbopack improvements, error surfacing in development, and various bug fixes across routing, caching, and server actions. A configuration flag, `partialFallbacks`, has been removed.

This release backports critical bug fixes related to middleware file naming, fetch error handling, and Turbopack NAPI configurations.

This release includes an internal React upgrade, several Turbopack optimizations and bug fixes, and improvements to fetch logging and typed route validation.

This release focuses on Turbopack performance optimizations, bug fixes for scope hoisting, and enhancements to the segment explorer and devtools. Key improvements include MDX extension support in Turbopack and refined fetch documentation.

This release introduces performance optimizations for Turbopack and Rspack, including a two-phase static generation for dynamicIO and native SWC function implementation. It also addresses config caching bugs and documentation errors.

This release introduces server-only constant definitions via compiler.defineServer and improves Turbopack performance tracking and cache limit visibility. It also includes internal optimizations for rule matching and updates to the release automation process.

This release introduces server-only constant definitions via compiler.defineServer and improves Turbopack performance logging and fetch cache visibility. It also synchronizes versioning between the core package and its SWC binaries.

This release introduces the afterProductionCompile build hook and improves production debugging with codeframes in sourcemaps. It also includes significant internal refactoring and performance optimizations for Turbopack.

This release focuses on core metadata rendering improvements, AMP bundler fixes, and significant documentation restructuring, including moving the Production Checklist to Guides.

This release focuses on dev-overlay improvements, accessibility, and the removal of the experimental reactOwnerStack flag. It also introduces a restriction on using rootParams within cache scopes.

This release backports several critical bug fixes related to revalidation, metadata handling, and fetch lock stability. It is a maintenance update that does not include pending features from the canary branch.

This patch fixes request cloning and outbound fetch operations by omitting cross-realm AbortSignal to ensure compatibility with Node 24's stricter fetch signal checks. Dependencies were also updated across several Clerk packages.

This patch release fixes a critical bug related to Request cloning and outbound fetch when using Node 24, caused by stricter AbortSignal checks in undici. Dependencies were also updated across several Clerk packages.

This release introduces scroll position tracking in navigation callbacks and improves CSP compatibility for hydration. Several bugs related to fetching, error handling, and tsconfig generation have also been resolved.

This release introduces implicit ID setting for form objects via form.for(id) and resolves a warning issue when using fetch within remote functions.

This release introduces dynamic environment variable access during prerendering and includes several bug fixes related to fetch response headers, load data serialization, and asset handling.

This release introduces the use of the web standard fetch export and updates the @sveltejs/kit dependency to version 2.32.0.

This release introduces base64 inlining for fetch response streams during page load and improves error reporting for experimental remote functions.

This release introduces RouteId and RouteParams to the NavigationTarget interface and adds a pending property to forms and commands, alongside several fixes for prerendering and caching.

This release primarily addresses numerous security vulnerabilities by upgrading dependencies across documentation, create-turbo, codemods, eslint, and core packages. It also includes a feature migration from tsup to tsdown in create-turbo.

Bun v1.3.3 introduces new APIs for password hashing, DNS resolution, and promise peeking, alongside significant performance improvements to JSON processing and bug fixes for the installer and fetch API.

This release adds HTTP/2 support and fixes several bugs including a TypeError in fetch when config.env is undefined.

This release fixes the fetch handling by using the current global fetch when no env fetch is specified, preserving MSW support.

This release introduces built-in proxy support for fetch and http/https requests via environment variables, adds a new callback for HTTP upgrade control, and stabilizes .env file support.

This security release addresses three medium-severity vulnerabilities (CVE-2025-23085, CVE-2025-23084, CVE-2025-22150) involving HTTP2 memory leaks, Windows path traversal, and undici fetch randomness.

This security release addresses several vulnerabilities including a high-severity issue in the Permission Model, path traversal on Windows, and memory leaks in HTTP/2.

This security release addresses critical vulnerabilities including a path traversal on Windows, an HTTP/2 memory leak, and unauthorized InternalWorker access when the permission model is active.

Security release addressing multiple CVEs including path traversal on Windows, HTTP/2 memory leaks, and permission model bypasses.

Version v3.59.0 introduces significant feature enhancements, including a new slug field, deeper relationship querying in `findDistinct`, and improved database adapter support across D1, MongoDB, and Postgres. Numerous bug fixes address issues across database operations, Next.js integration, plugins, and the rich text editor.

This release focuses on bug fixes across the compiler, core, and HTTP modules, including improvements to the signals API and expanded support for Fetch API options.

This patch release focuses on fixing issues related to the stripping of the CF-Connecting-IP header during outbound requests in Miniflare and ensuring the fetch proxy message port is correctly started.

This patch release focuses on bug fixes, including resolving type mismatches, improving R2 validation, and addressing issues related to header stripping in local development environments. Dependencies, specifically miniflare, have also been updated.

This patch release addresses an unenv version mismatch and includes a temporary fix to strip the CF-Connecting-IP header during local development to mitigate a Workerd regression.

This patch fixes a regression in local development by temporarily adjusting how the `CF-Connecting-IP` header is handled within the `fetch` API during `wrangler dev` sessions.