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SoftwareOctober 1, 2026, 13:51

Node.js moves to one major release per year starting October 2026

Node.js is cutting major releases from two per year to one starting October 2026 and retiring odd-numbered versions. The release team cited burnout from backporting security fixes across four or five active branches at once. The 30-month LTS support window stays unchanged.

Node.js moves to one major release per year starting October 2026
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