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Eleventy release notes, breaking changes, and upgrade notes.
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security
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deprecated
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migrations
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upgrade risk
Breaking changes and deprecations
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migration notes
Source-backed next steps
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# latest_releases
source-backedv4.0.0-alpha.8highbreakingdeprecationfeaturesecurityprereleaseJun 18, 2026
Build Awesome v4.0.0-alpha.8
This release introduces significant breaking changes, including a Node.js version bump and removal of deprecated APIs, while adding new features like TypeScript support and incremental build improvements.
affected
Users relying on deprecated APIs or running Node.js versions below 22.15 will be affected.
action
Upgrade Node.js to version 22.15+ and review breaking changes before updating.
release_signals
-Bumps Node minimum version to `22.15+` (previously `20.19+`)
-Removes `Promise.withResolvers` polyfill
-Removes `page.inputPathDir` and `page.dir` (introduced in v4.0.0-alpha.5)
!Using `npm stage publish` for extra release security hardening
!Removes `Promise.withResolvers` polyfill
!Removes `page.inputPathDir` and `page.dir`
+Adds support for multiple eligible incremental files in a single build
+Adds TypeScript types d.ts file for Configuration API
+Fixes TypeScript data files not being processed
+Moves from `debug` to `obug` for internal debugging (~26KB savings)
+Adds Node 26 to CI