diff --git a/cc-ci-plan/upstream/n8n.md b/cc-ci-plan/upstream/n8n.md index 7795413..7a9a270 100644 --- a/cc-ci-plan/upstream/n8n.md +++ b/cc-ci-plan/upstream/n8n.md @@ -19,3 +19,21 @@ - 2.31.0 shipped "private credentials enabled by default" (UI renamed to "end-user credentials") and a Notion node API migration -- functional/UX changes worth a heads-up to the operator, not deployment blockers (no compose/env/migration impact). +- 2.32.0 (minor, 2026-06-xx): Instance AI / AI Agent builder + core bug fixes. No breaking changes, no + `N8N_*` env renames, no required manual migration. 2.32.1-2.32.7 = patch bugfixes (AI Agent preview + rename to "V1", agent channel credential setup, Instance AI follow-up-loop guard, AI Assistant + verification LLM fallback). Confirmed live on cc-ci 2026-07-24 (2.31.0 -> 2.32.4): TypeORM migrations + clean, editor served HTTPS 200. +- 2.33.0 (minor, 2026-07-28; GitHub release marked "Pre-release" but the 2.33.x line stabilized -- + 2.33.3 carries the "Latest" badge): features = admin-managed instance credentials, workflow review + requests + publish/unpublish public API endpoints, **API deprecation of workflow activate/deactivate + public API endpoints** (replaced by publish/unpublish; old endpoints still work but deprecated -- flag + for operators who automate via the public API), new OPTIONAL env `N8N_SCHEDULER_MAX_ATTEMPTS` + (scheduler dead-letter threshold), OpenTelemetry config API, Microsoft Excel (SharePoint) node, custom + OAuth scopes for Google/Microsoft creds. `core: Prevent concurrent instance startups from racing + database migrations` is a relevant migration-safety fix. No breaking compose/config changes; no + required operator action for the recipe. 2.33.1-2.33.3 = patch bugfixes (2.33.3: security-audit risk + reporter import + MCP server trigger execution-data save). +- 2.34.0 (2026-08-04, the day of this run) exists but is NOT the survey target; operator directed + 2.33.3. 2.34.0 is a larger minor (Agent management in instance MCP, LDAP/OIDC SSO config API, editor + OIDC logout, durable-scheduler misfire policy, etc.) -- a future run may target it.