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In the 7-day window of the 09.11 build (06:00 UTC), Release Radar lists 277 releases of 98 npm and PyPI packages, pre-releases included (162 of them). 27 releases are flagged by a regex. Here are three of them, dated 05–07.11, with the quotes exactly as they appear on the site's release cards.

How to read a flag

A flag means one thing: the words "breaking", "deprecated", "removed", "renamed", "dropped support" or "no longer" matched in the release notes, and we show the matching line word for word with a link to the source. We do not summarise changelogs and we do not judge risk. A release without a flag is not a safe update: it only means the regex found nothing, or the notes could not be fetched.

Flagged releases

celery@5.7.0 (PyPI, 05.11)

  • "- Removed deprecated arguments from Redis connection calls."
  • "Python 3.9 support has been removed from the package and its associated development and CI configurations."

Release notes · Radar page

click@8.5.1 (PyPI, 06.11)

  • "- A command's short help no longer stops at an abbreviation such as vs. or e.g."

Release notes · Radar page

commander@15.1.0 (npm, 07.11)

  • "### Deprecated\n- cmd.storeOptionsAsProperties() (#2561)"

Release notes · Radar page

The other 24 flagged releases are on the home page, each with its own quote and link.

For scripts and digests

  • /today.json: every release in the window with date, flag, quotes and notes link.
  • /feed.xml: the same as RSS.
  • /llms.txt: a short description for AI agents.

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