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astro@7.4.11

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Published 12 h ago; most regressions surface within 72 h.

Why this verdict

  • Published 12 h ago; most regressions surface within 72 h.Evidence
  • Release notes list 2 breaking changes: Security allowed domains validation for X-Forwarded headers has been tightened and now validates protocol, host, and po…Evidence

Confidence 100% · algorithm v1 · computed 2026-11-12. How verdicts work

Supply chain and security

Malware reports
None known (OSV)
Known advisories
None known (OSV)
License
MIT
Install scripts
None
Build provenance
Signed provenance
Weekly downloads
0

Compatibility

No compatibility boundary is crossed: this is a patch or minor release on a stable major.

Breaking changes in the release notes

  • Security allowed domains validation for X-Forwarded headers has been tightened and now validates protocol, host, and port together.“Validates the protocol, host and port from X Forwarded Proto, X Forwarded Host and X Forwarded Port together against each security.allowedDomains entry, instead of one at a time”
  • Host and X-Forwarded Host headers now only accept a plain hostname with an optional port.“Only a plain hostname with an optional port is accepted, and the validated host is applied to Astro.url exactly as it was matched.”

AI-extracted from the official release notes and checked against the quoted text. Read the source

0 issues mention this version in withastro/astro so far (14-day window still open). See them on GitHub

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Release notes

Read the Astro changelog on Changes.Watch or the package page on npm for this version’s features and fixes.

Deprecations and deadlines

The maintainer has not deprecated this version on npm.

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