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Node.js 25.8.0 (Current) has been released with several notable changes: new `limits` property added to `DatabaseSync` in the built-in SQLite module, C++ support for diagnostics channels, a new `--permission-audit` flag for permission auditing, and worker ID exposure in the test runner for concurrent test execution. Additional commits include buffer.concat performance optimization, crypto null pointer fixes, HTTP header validation improvements, TLS socket option forwarding, stream pipeTo spec compliance fix, npm upgraded to 11.11.0, and undici updated to 7.22.0.

Node.js — Node.js 25.8.0 (Current)