Node.js
nodejs.org › en › blog › migrations › v22-to-v24
Node.js — Node.js v22 to v24
If you are migrating from Node.js 22 LTS, the following summarizes the breaking changes that came in Node.js 23.0.0 and Node.js 24.0.0. Node.js no longer provides pre-built binaries for: ... Pre-built binaries for macOS now require a minimum of macOS 13.5. Pre-built binaries for Linux on arm64, ppc64le, s390x and x64 continue to be compatible with glibc 2.28 and above (no change from Node.js 22). Please refer to additional notes if you are building Node.js from source.
GitHub
github.com › nodejs › node › issues › 58423
Update npm to v11 in Node.js v22 · Issue #58423 · nodejs/node
May 22, 2025 - We should update NPM to v11 in Node.js v22 to work around this bug npm/cli#8184. It's causing some friction with a lot of users. What are the breaking changes? According to https://github.com/npm/cli/blob/latest/CHANGELOG.md doesn't look...
Published May 22, 2025
Videos
Render
community.render.com › t › node-js-version-22-5-is-broken › 23439
Node.js version 22.5 is broken - Render
July 18, 2024 - Today I started seeing build issues with my Static Site, specifically: /bin/sh: 1: react-scripts: not found and then when I tried working around that with npx react-scripts: npm error could not determine executable to run Turns out the new default Node version, 22.5.0, has a bug: Node 22.5.0 started to crash and hangs on different cases · Issue #53902 · nodejs/node · GitHub I was able to fix this by setting NODE_VERSION to 22.4.1 in my project’s environment variables.
GitHub
github.com › nodejs › node › blob › main › doc › changelogs › CHANGELOG_V22.md
node/doc/changelogs/CHANGELOG_V22.md at main · nodejs/node
[22a4c60e08] - repl: fix tab completion not working with computer string properties (Dario Piotrowicz) #58709
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DRC Systems
drcsystems.com › blogs › updates and new features in node.js 22 you don’t want to miss
What's New in Node.js 22: Features & Updates You Can’t Miss
September 25, 2025 - Review the official changelog and address any issues: – Replace deprecated APIs with their recommended alternatives – Update your code to comply with new standards or syntax requirements – Pay special attention to changes in core modules ...
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GitHub
github.com › nodejs › node › issues › 59364
node 22.18 breaks npm package because of `experimental-strip-types` enabled · Issue #59364 · nodejs/node
August 5, 2025 - Looking through the change notes, I see that it now has enabled an experimental feature, and we now to have to add --no-experimental... to the command line in order to run our code in nodejs. consistently failure in our CI pipelines unless --no-experimental-strip-types is added to node cli · minor releases should not add experimental features to an existing lts version · Failing builds using node 22.18 (working fine with node 22.17)
Published Aug 05, 2025
Microsoft Learn
learn.microsoft.com › en-us › answers › questions › 2262448 › how-to-update-my-app-service-(node-version-18-to-2
How to update my app service (node version 18 to 22 ) ? - Microsoft Q&A
... Hi Sanjuna Guhanathan, You can change the Runtime stack of the App to Node 20 in Azure App Service => Configuration => General Settings , change the Major version to Node 20. To avoid any breaking changes to the Application, check the below steps to update the version...
n8n
community.n8n.io › help me build my workflow
Need help breaking changes in 2.0 read file and upload youtube node - Help me Build my Workflow - n8n Community
13 hours ago - Hi all i had a working flow: read file from my local downloads folder, upload to youtube node, pretty straight-forward. I have a local docker set up, and before between these two nodes, I have a code node basically doing `item.binary.data.mimeType = ‘video/mp4’;`, and that was working.
Node.js
nodejs.org › en › blog › release › v22.18.0
Node.js — Node.js v22.18.0 (LTS)
[6699c75eac] - crypto: fix SHAKE128/256 breaking change introduced with OpenSSL 3.4 (Filip Skokan) #58942 · [f99aa748c0] - deps: upgrade npm to 10.9.3 (npm team) #58847 · [02e971190b] - deps: update sqlite to 3.50.2 (Node.js GitHub Bot) #58882
YouTube
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How Node.js v22.5.0 Broke (Almost) Every Package - YouTube
The latest Node release had a well-intended change...that happened to break a lot of things. I thought it would be fun to break down WHAT changed and WHY it ...
Published August 1, 2024 Views 60K
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I've found this page to be the most helpful list of all major/minor/patch changes:
https://nodejs.org/en/blog/release/
example: https://nodejs.org/en/blog/release/v16.0.0/
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Another good resource to find changes to all the different major versions, is the changelog archive on nodejs' github:
https://github.com/nodejs/node/tree/main/doc/changelogs
Reddit
reddit.com › r/reactjs › should i switch to node 20 or 22 from 18?
r/reactjs on Reddit: Should I switch to Node 20 or 22 from 18?
July 12, 2023 -
What version of Node do you currently use? Right now I am using the latest iteration of Node 18, mainly for compatibility reasons. I am thinking about switching over to Node 20 or Node 22...Is it worth switching over?
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Unless you're doing a lot more serverside js than just running the build script for your react app you are not going to benefit much. Stick to whatever the active LTS version is and call it a day. Looking at the current schedule 18 goes into maintenance mode in late October.
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Node 22 doesn't exist yet?
GitHub
github.com › nodejs › node › blob › main › CHANGELOG.md
node/CHANGELOG.md at main · nodejs/node
Please use the following table to find the changelog for a specific Node.js release. ... 24.12.0 24.11.1 24.11.0 24.10.0 24.9.0 24.8.0 24.7.0 24.6.0 24.5.0 24.4.1 24.4.0 24.3.0 24.2.0 24.1.0 24.0.2 24.0.1 24.0.0 · 22.21.1 22.21.0 22.20.0 22.19.0 22.18.0 22.17.1 22.17.0 22.16.0 22.15.1 22.15.0 22.14.0 22.13.1 22.13.0 22.12.0 22.11.0 22.10.0 22.9.0 22.8.0 22.7.0 22.6.0 22.5.1 22.5.0 22.4.1 22.4.0 22.3.0 22.2.0 22.1.0 22.0.0
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Auth0
auth0.com › docs › troubleshoot › product-lifecycle › deprecations-and-migrations › migrate-nodejs-22
Migrate from Node 18 to Node 22
The use npm directive is no longer available in Node 22. Filesystem write access has been disabled. Use the Management API to identify a complete list of social connections impacted by a Node runtime version change.
Node.js
nodejs.org › en › blog › announcements › v22-release-announce
Node.js — Node.js 22 is now available!
The project continues to make progress across a number of areas, with many new features and fixes flowing into existing LTS releases. For that reason, the changes outlined in the changelog for Node.js 22 only represent a small subset of the features and work since the last major release.
GitHub
github.com › nodejs › node › issues › 57499
Route handling change in v22 is not supporting old version: v18 and below · Issue #57499 · nodejs/node
October 27, 2024 - While managing an old project with NodeJS v16, upgrading to version v22 breaks most of the routes in the app. All routes that use optional parameters with ? throw errors. For example, the route /users/level/level?/category/category?
Published Mar 16, 2025
Snowflake
docs.snowflake.com › en › release-notes › clients-drivers › nodejs-2024
Node.js Driver release notes for 2024 | Snowflake Documentation
Beginning with version 2.0.0, the Node.js driver introduced the following breaking changes: Removed support for the Node.js library 14, 16, and 17 versions in the Node.js driver. Node.js no longer officially supports versions lower than 18 of its library. Snowflake encourages everyone using ...
Reddit
reddit.com › r/node › upgrade web app from node version 14.x to 20.x
r/node on Reddit: Upgrade web app from Node version 14.x to 20.x
September 12, 2024 -
Our application is built upon Vue, Nunjucks, Express and around 80 other dependencies. Around 30 packages have been deprecated. It’s a live application with around 15 million daily viewers. Currently the application is built upon Node 14.x version and they haven’t upgrade the Node for a few years.
Now they have delegated the task to me to upgrade the application to Node 20.x.
Tbh, I’m a bit overwhelmed since the tech debt is massive and currently I’m the only one working on it, so I need your help to figure our the correct direction from which to approach this task.
So, far I could figure two possible approaches:
To install node 20.x in the local using nvm and the npm install, then run npm build and troubleshoot all the build errors one by one.
To start from an empty folder with node 20.x and start migrating few files at a time by removing most features and then adding stuff bit by bit to make the application work at the simplest level and then build upon it.
Please suggest the correct approach for handling this task.
Thanks!
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I would start by doing incremental update from 14 to 16 then fix any breaking changes including the projects dependencies. Then goes from 16 to 18 and repeat the cycle. Eventually you will end up with version 20. It will take quite some time but I think if something broke it's easier to track and isolate and then fix what's broken
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I've just finished doing Node 12-16. I feel your pain. With the number of dependencies you've got I would recommend going via Node 16 and 18 and test everything at each stage. If it's not too painful for your devops processes, release incremental versions so you can get real feedback, and you can demonstrate your progress to management. NVM will be your friend, as will the engines field in package.json. That'll make sure you're always running the right version. My first step was a REALLY boring but necessary one. Go through the changelog for EVERY dependency and make a note of which Node versions each major version supports. This means that you won't upgrade anything you don't need to, but also you won't waste time upgrading something too far. Always upgrade to the lowest version you can get away with otherwise you'll be creating needless work for yourself. My other bit of advice would be to not refactor ANYTHING unless you absolutely have to. I found myself getting stuck in the weeds too many times because I was getting sidetracked fixing issues I found along the way. You'll have to do some as there will be breaking changes but resist temptation or you'll end up way behind schedule. With any luck going from 14-16 will be the most painful as pretty much everybody has dropped support for 14. There's still some support out there for 16 and 18 is still current, so 18-20 should be easy. Be under no illusions about how much work this will be, but if you're careful it shouldn't be difficult work. Read the documentation carefully, and good luck!
NodeSource
nodesource.com › blog › Node.js-v22-Long-Term-Support-LTS
Node.js v22 Enters Long Term Support (LTS)
November 8, 2024 - Update Dependencies: Make sure ... or breaking changes, especially if you're coming from an older LTS version. a. You can update your dependencies for Linux using NodeSource N|Solid & Node.js Binary Distributions b. For most developers, especially on Unix-based systems, nvm provides the easiest upgrade path, you can run: nvm install 22 nvm use ...
Medium
medium.com › @weijunext › node-22-1c02439bb767
Node 22: Major Improvements and How to Get Started | by Jude Wei | Medium
May 19, 2024 - In version 19, Node.js introduced the — watch directive to monitor file system changes and automatically restart. Starting from version 22, this directive has become a stable feature.