Changelog

Track updates, new features, and improvements to OpenRedaction

OpenRedaction 1.1.2

v1.1.2
March 19, 2026
  • •API server: correct HTTP method/path routing; enforce configurable request body size limits
  • •Build: worker bundle for WorkerPool; streaming detector compatible with Node Readable streams
  • •Detection: hosted AI assist removed from the library; false-positive filter on by default; NER-only entities merged when NER is enabled
  • •Validators: SWIFT/BIC, Canadian SIN (Luhn), Australian TFN; compliance presets: pci-dss, soc2
  • •Security / bundle shape: `APIServer` and `PrometheusServer` live under `openredaction/server` so the main entry does not reference `node:http`
  • •Tests: Express middleware, JSON/CSV processors, LocalLearningStore, server entry smoke tests
  • •CI: GitHub Release created automatically when a version tag successfully publishes to npm
  • •Package metadata: repository, bugs, homepage on npm

Library: npm README — no AI-assist section

v1.0.10
March 19, 2026
  • •npm package README focuses on local regex-first usage; removed optional hosted-AI configuration block
  • •Advanced integration options stay documented on the site and GitHub repo README

Library: npm README and docs sync

v1.0.9
March 19, 2026
  • •npm README: `detect()` is async (`await`); links to openredaction.com and GitHub
  • •Use 1.0.9 on npm if you hit “cannot republish” on 1.0.8 — registries never allow the same version twice

Focus on open source and enterprise support

v1.2.0
March 1, 2025
  • •OpenRedaction is now offered as open-source library and self-hosted only; no hosted API or Pro tier
  • •Enterprise support and custom deployments available via contact
  • •Pricing page replaced with Enterprise support (contact us)
  • •Documentation and playground updated for library-only use

Initial Release

v1.0.0
January 10, 2025
  • •Open-source regex-based PII detection library
  • •500+ tested patterns for emails, phones, SSNs, addresses, credit cards
  • •Support for GDPR, HIPAA, and CCPA presets
  • •Self-hostable with npm installation
  • •Interactive playground for testing
  • •Comprehensive documentation

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