n8n weekly roundup: 2.46 is stable, 2.47 and 3.1.0 in beta
n8n news for October 31 to November 7, 2026: 2.46 becomes the stable release, 2.47 and 3.1.0 reach beta, an npm install fix, and notable n8n events ahead.

n8n 2.46 became the stable release this week: on November 7, npm's stable and latest tags point to 2.46.6. The beta track moved to 2.47 (2.47.0 on November 3, now 2.47.2), and the 3.x beta got 3.1.0 on Docker the same day. There was no new security update and no new n8n blog post, so if you run production on 2.x, the one action this week is to move to 2.46.6.
The short version
- Stable: 2.46.6, after 2.46.4 (November 2), 2.46.5 and 2.46.6 (both November 4). The 2.45 line's last release was 2.45.7 on October 30.
- Beta: 2.47.0, 2.47.1 and 2.47.2 (November 3-4), with an on/off switch for n8n Assistant, Agent version history and Postgres SSL certificates.
- 3.x beta: 3.1.0 on November 3, Docker images only. n8n says the stable 3.x release follows in early December.
- npm install fix: 2.46.6 and 2.47.2 "make npm install of n8n work on all platforms again".
- Security: no new advisories. The latest update is still October 28's.
- Events: n8n at Microsoft Ignite in San Francisco (November 17-19), a Builder Night with Vercel and Arize AI, and buildathons in Manila, Santa Clara and Kolkata.
n8n 2.46 is now the stable release
Last week 2.46 was on the beta track. This week it moved to stable and latest on npm (our 2.47 roundup recorded stable at 2.46.4 on November 4). Three patches followed, per n8n's changelog:
- 2.46.4 (November 2): expression fixes (Error objects in item data, keys named like
__proto__, linked items across long pagination loops) and a faster Migration Report scan. - 2.46.5 (November 4): the Migration Report hides archived workflows by default and shows a message when it takes long to load. Expressions can read named array keys.
- 2.46.6 (November 4): one fix, "Make npm install of n8n work on all platforms again" (release).
If you're on 2.45.x, our 2.46 roundup covers what changes, including personal credentials in team projects. Pin 2.46.6 for both the n8n and task runner images; our guide to release channels and version pinning shows how. The 1.x line also got 1.123.92 on November 2, per npm.
n8n 2.47 on the beta track
n8n 2.47.0 came out on November 3, followed by 2.47.1 and 2.47.2 on November 4. On November 7, npm's beta, next and rc tags point to 2.47.2. From the 2.47.0 changelog:
- n8n Assistant: an on/off switch and an env var to control it.
- Agents: version history and a publication timeline, and saved versions you can publish independently of the draft.
- Postgres node: custom SSL certificate support.
- Queue mode: each new job goes to one idle worker in turn, and a stop request now stops the job on the worker even when it comes from a different process.
2.47.1 brings the same two Migration Report changes as 2.46.5, and 2.47.2 the same npm install fix as 2.46.6. Our 2.47 roundup has the details and our upgrade test from 2.46.4.
n8n 3.x: 3.1.0 beta, stable still planned for December
n8n published 3.1.0 on November 3: GitHub has the n8n@3.1.0 tag, and Docker Hub has the n8nio/n8n:3.1.0 and n8nio/runners:3.1.0 images. Like 3.0.0 and 3.0.1, it isn't on npm: n8n's 3.0 announcement says self-hosted n8n now runs on Docker, and installing with npm or npx n8n is no longer supported.
Every entry in the 3.1.0 changelog also appears in either 3.0.0 or 2.47.0, so 3.1.0 is the 3.x counterpart of 2.47: the 3.0 breaking changes plus 2.47's features and fixes. Docker Hub also keeps publishing daily v3-nightly images (the latest on November 7).
Nothing changed in the plan: n8n's 3.0 announcement says the stable release follows in early December, 2.x then gets security and critical bug fixes for 12 months, and support for 1.x ends on December 31, 2026. The upgrade is one way, so start with the Migration Report, and if you still install with npm, move to Docker first.
n8n events coming up
These are the notable events from n8n's posts on X and its community calendar. Times are local.
- Microsoft Ignite, San Francisco, November 17-19. n8n announced on X that it will be at booth 5344R. On November 19, it says, it will show how Microsoft Agent 365 and n8n cover identity, access and orchestration for agents, with a live build.
- Builder Night San Francisco: n8n x Vercel x Arize AI, November 17, 5-8 PM. An evening for people building AI agents, timed for Ignite, with short demo-led talks on taking agents from idea to production. The page says space is limited to about 60 guests, first come, first served.
- n8n Meetup San Francisco: Microsoft Ignite Afterhours, November 19, 6-9 PM, at Digital Jungle SF.
- Automating the architectural practice, online, November 12. A live session that answers eight questions architects ask about AI, each with a small n8n automation run on screen, covering client data privacy, fees and project admin.
- Buildathons. Hack with the Flow in Manila (November 8) has teams of up to three building automations with n8n, Gmail, Google Sheets and Google Calendar. Santa Clara University with AIC Club (November 15) is open to solo builders and teams. Build Beyond Limits in Kolkata (November 15) is a student hackathon with an n8n workshop.
- n8n Seattle x GDG DevFest 2026, today, November 7. A hands-on DevFest workshop that builds a promo card live with n8n, Gemini and Imagen on Vertex AI. Registration is on the GDG Seattle page.
On November 2, n8n also pointed on X to the week's meetups, workshops and hackathons run by its Ambassadors, which it says are free and open to all. Everything else is on the n8n Community Events calendar.
In the community forum
The forum's Community Weekly Challenge 08: The Restock Desk opened on November 2 and starts Season 3. You work out which of eight products need restocking and how many units to order, using native n8n nodes. It closes on Sunday, November 8, at 18:29 UTC.
Topics that drew discussion this week:
- Not being able to view execution data on a self-hosted instance.
- S3 external binary storage: DeleteObjects failing with a missing Content-MD5.
- How to handle the atomic claim for webhook duplicates.
Also on then8nblog this week
- n8n error handling: error workflows, retries and On Error
- Prune n8n execution data so your database stops growing
- n8n queue mode: Redis, workers and webhook processors
- n8n stable vs beta: release channels and how to pin a version
- n8n error workflow: a daily Telegram digest of failed runs
- Website uptime monitor in n8n with Telegram alerts
- n8n 2.47: what's new and should you upgrade
- n8n binary data: filesystem, database or S3, and what 3.0 changes
- Switch your n8n to Docker before v3, or you can't upgrade
All our weekly roundups are on the weekly roundup tag page.
Sources
- n8n changelog (n8n-io/n8n on GitHub)
- n8n 2.47.0 release (n8n on GitHub)
- n8n 2.46.6 release (n8n on GitHub)
- n8n 3.1.0 release (n8n on GitHub)
- n8n changelog at n8n@3.1.0 (n8n-io/n8n on GitHub)
- n8n package versions and dist-tags (npm)
- n8nio/n8n image tags (Docker Hub)
- Introducing n8n 3.0 (n8n blog, October 27, 2026)
- n8n at Microsoft Ignite with Microsoft Agent 365 (n8n on X, November 2, 2026)
- n8n at Microsoft Ignite, booth 5344R (n8n on X, October 28, 2026)
- Community events this week (n8n on X, November 2, 2026)
- n8n Community Events calendar
- Community Weekly Challenge 08: The Restock Desk (n8n Community)
Editorial team
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