2026-07-29 · Article
nest deprecations and release tracker
Deprecations, security fixes and migrations in nest over the last 365 days, quoted from the official NestJS release notes. No breaking changes in this window.
nest moves often, and the release that costs you an afternoon is rarely the one with an announcement. This page tracks every change we classify as breaking or material, quoted from the NestJS release notes so you can check it yourself.
Covering the last 365 days: 0 breaking, 3 material.
Material changes worth reading
Deprecations, security fixes and migrations. Not breaking today, but the ones that become breaking later.
v11.1.28 — 2026-07-08
#17164 fix(deps): update dependency multer to v2.2.0 [security] (@renovate[bot])
v10.4.22 — 2026-01-10
fix(express): Update body-parser to 1.20.4 for CVE-2025-15284 by @Xilis in https://github.com/nestjs/nest/pull/16178
v11.1.8 — 2025-10-27
#15831 fix(fastify): Migrate fastify top-level options to routerOptions (@kim-sung-jee)
How these are classified
Breaking means the vendor's own notes say so in plain language, or the package crossed a major version. Material means a deprecation, a security fix, or a migration note. A routine minor bump is neither, because flagging every release is how people learn to ignore alerts.
We do not claim to know about a change before it ships. What we do is read the release the moment it is published and tell you whether it matters.
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Also tracked: the cross-SDK breaking-changes roundup.
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