n8n | stable

n8n stable released on 18-03-2026


n8n stable is out now. It fixes two regressions introduced in 2.12.2 — a core leadership-handling fix that emits a leader-takeover event on leadership mismatch, and an editor fix that restores workflow search in the command bar, which matters for multi-instance/leader-election setups and users who use the keyboard-driven command bar.

See the full release on GitHub for details: https://api.github.com/repos/n8n-io/n8n/releases/latest

What’s in this release

  • Core: checkLeader now emits leader-takeover on leadership mismatch (issue #27150, commit d6e8212a)
  • Editor: command bar workflow search restored (issue #27137, commit 38620d5)
  • Patch release addressing two regressions from 2.12.2; recommended upgrade for affected deployments

Upgrade notes

  • No breaking changes reported; upgrade multi-instance deployments to pick up the leadership and editor fixes — see commits d6e8212a and 38620d5 on the project’s GitHub for implementation details.
  • Rollback: if required, revert to 2.12.2 by reinstalling the previous release or following your standard rollback procedure.

Share any comments on your experience with the update or report regressions on the project’s GitHub issues list.

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