n8n | stable

n8n stable released on 26-03-2026


n8n stable is out now. The bundled 2.13.4 patch fixes editor behaviour — cleaning up the Quick Connect feature flag and resolving an editor first-load problem, so anyone who saw inconsistent Quick Connect behaviour or a broken initial editor load should benefit.

See the n8n GitHub release page (compare n8n@2.13.3…n8n@2.13.4) for the full commit and issue references if you need more detail.

What’s in this release

  • Editor: clean up of the Quick Connect feature flag implementation.
  • Editor: fix for an issue affecting the editor on first load.
  • Change tracked in issue #27551 and implemented in commit 089bf1b (see compare n8n@2.13.3…n8n@2.13.4).

Upgrade notes

  • Patch-level stable release with no user-facing breaking changes indicated; upgrading is recommended to obtain the editor fixes. Apply your usual deployment restart steps after updating.
  • No specific rollback instructions are provided here; follow your existing rollback procedures if you need to revert.

Let us know how the update behaves for you — share any comments or issues you see after upgrading.

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