Node BlockList ranges now store compact intervals (
140ec24)
Deno’s node:net BlockList no longer expands large ranges address-by-address; it now stores inclusive start/end pairs and checks containment numerically. That removes the CPU/memory blowup for large ranges while preserving IPv4-mapped IPv6 behavior and existing rules serialization.
deno outdated stops treating JSR pre-releases as latest (
f69a8ff)
The package manager now skips pre-release versions when the currently resolved dependency is stable, so --latest follows JSR’s stable latest semantics instead of surfacing alpha/beta versions. This makes outdated checks more accurate for projects that aren’t already on a pre-release line.
fmt --ext now accepts XML and SVG on stdin (
f425eda)
Formatting from stdin now recognizes xml and svg as valid extensions, matching the file-based formatter behavior. This unblocks correctly formatted XML/SVG pipelines that rely on stdin input.
Http2 settings callbacks no longer fire after destroy (
7e4d1fb)
A destroyed HTTP/2 session now exits early before invoking the pending settings callback. This fixes a race where late SETTINGS_ACK events could call user code after teardown.
Storage keeps the constructor name (a117b87)
Web Storage now avoids binding the constructor property like a normal method, so localStorage.constructor.name and sessionStorage.constructor.name stay "Storage". This restores expected Web API identity behavior.
