Chainlink is deprecating support for the legacy Flux Monitor, Direct Request, and Run Log job types.
After Chainlink Node version 2.47, these job types will no longer be supported. Node operators and developers that continue to rely on them can choose to remain on the last compatible release, but should not expect ongoing development support, including maintenance, bug fixes, security patches, or compatibility with future releases.
Teams using these legacy job types should begin planning to upgrade to the Chainlink Runtime Environment (CRE) as an alternative.
Newly supported tokens: BGBTC
CCIP is no longer supported on Berachain Bartio, Taiko Hekla, Kroma Sepolia, Memento Testnet, Treasure Topaz, and Etherlink Testnet.
Chainlink Data Feeds is available on Ink Mainnet and Ink Sepolia Testnet. View the available price feed information on the Price Feed Addresses page.
Chainlink Node v2.46.0 is now available. See the Release Notes for details.
New Data Feeds available:
This release introduces TON support, improved search and latency handling, enhanced traceability, and new SDK and CLI capabilities for easier message tracking, execution, and automation.
UNCONFIRMED), and extraArgs decoding. sourceTokenAddress filter. Support for broader, text-based querying across relevant fields to simplify search workflows with q parameter x-request-id to improve traceability and debuggingsearchMessages with cursor pagination and an async generator (searchAllMessages) for easier message tracking. getExecutionInput(messageId) allows manually executing using only a message ID. estimateReceiveExecution providing receiver simulation and compute unit estimation on Solana.--no-interactive mode and a standardized JSON output contract for use with scripts and AI agents. search command with interactive inspection. extraArgs via --extra/-x and manual execution via Message ID. The latest CCIP SDK and CLI version is v1.6.2. Developers are encouraged to upgrade to take full advantage of these improvements.
CRE CLI version 1.14.0 is now available. This release adds cre workflow supported-chains to list chain names the CLI supports for local simulation, improves error messages when chain or RPC configuration is wrong, and makes RPC URL and Ethereum key validation more reliable. Vault browser flows for listing and deleting secrets align more closely with workflow-owner identity, and loading .env no longer overwrites 1Password op:// secret references.
Update your CLI by running cre update when prompted, or follow the CLI Installation guide for fresh installations.
The following Data Feeds are scheduled for deprecation on May 20th, 2026. See Feeds Scheduled For Deprecation for shutdown dates and the latest status: