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Node.js default version is now 26.x

Change effective on 05 November 2026

As stated on the Node.js release schedule, Node.js 24.x was updated to “Maintenance LTS” status on 2026-10-20 and Node.js 26.x became the “Active LTS” on 2026-10-28. To stay in compliance with our Node.js support policy, we’ve updated the default version for Node.js builds to use version 26.x.

This default change will not apply to builds that have specified a Node.js version (as illustrated here). Specifying a Node.js version is strongly recommended to prevent surprise Node.js version changes during builds.

Updated payment method experience for Heroku billing