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Node.js 22.23.1 (LTS), codenamed 'Jod', is a patch release that fixes an unexpected behavior introduced by the previous security release (22.23.0). It includes two commits: a build fix switching coverage-windows to windows-2022, and an HTTP fix to avoid stream listeners on idle agent sockets.

Node.js — Node.js 22.23.1 (LTS)

<p>Reliability is built one patch release at a time.</p>


<p>small patch notes like this might not look exciting, but HTTP and socket behavior can have surprisingly broad effects in production. definitely worth updating if you’re already on 22.x</p>
