Releases: serverless/serverless
Releases · serverless/serverless
4.18.0
4.17.2
4.17.1
Features
- Serverless Framework
- Add support for
ENABLE_LEGACY_DEPLOYMENT_BUCKET
env var. - Enable packaging without AWS credentials if using legacy deployment buckets.
- Add support for
Bug Fixes
- Serverless Framework
- Add better validation if deploying to multiple regions and/or stages at the same time.
4.17.0
4.16.1
4.15.1
Bug Fixes
- Serverless Framework
- Fixes an error when using dashboards with alerts plugin.
- Logs a warning instead of an error if the user is using the external alerts plugin.
4.15.0
Features
- Serverless Framework
- Update and add the cloudwatch alerts plugin into the core.
Bug Fixes
-
Serverless Framework
- Default to dev stage if user specified the stage option without a value
-
Serverless Container Framework
- Handle when containers are not running during rebuild
4.14.4
Bug Fixes
- Serverless Framework
- Skip AWS credentials check on the
package
command if a deployment bucket name is explicitly set viaprovider.deploymentBucket
- Fix support for the
-s
shortcut in certain cases - Fix handling of the service name when
service
is provided as an object with aname
property
- Skip AWS credentials check on the
- Serverless Container Framework
- Fix wildcard domain detection in ACM and Route 53
4.14.3
Security Fixes
- Update Go version to address CVE-2025-22871, related to
net/http
in the Golang stdlib: We’ve reviewed the recent CVE, which generally affects the Go standard library in web servers and web-related functionalities. Since the Serverless Framework is a CLI tool does not rely on running a web server or handling web requests, users are not affected by this vulnerability. The CLI uses a small amount of Go to handle updating to the version set inframeworkCore
inserverless.yml
. Our update process uses HTTPS with SSL/TLS to securely check for and install new versions, ensuring no risk of exploitation or malicious code injection. All dependencies have been audited, and no vulnerabilities were found. However, upgrading is always a best practice and, we recommend users upgrade to the latest version to ensure they’re on the most secure release. This can be done via theserverless upgrade
command, which will update the installer.