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Chainlink Updates Core Node Software to Version 2.65.0
Chainlink has released node version 2.65.0, introducing monitoring enhancements to differentiate user errors from system faults in confidential workflows.
Chainlink has published core node software version 2.65.0, delivering an infrastructure maintenance update for node operators shortly after its previous release cycle. The release succeeds version 2.64.0 and focuses on operational telemetry rather than new user-facing oracle products.
The primary enhancement introduces an error label to the enclave failure counter for confidential workflows. This classification enables operators to distinguish between failures triggered by user workflow limits and internal system faults, helping node operators reduce alert noise and isolate infrastructure issues more efficiently.
The update requires no action or token migration from LINK holders, serving strictly as a back-end upgrade for teams managing production Chainlink nodes across expanding automation and cross-chain workloads.
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