# lightdrift-libraw 1.0.1

Linux prebuilds now support AWS Lambda Node.js 22/24 on Amazon Linux 2023,
including arm64. Version 1.0.0 binaries were built on newer Ubuntu runners
and could require glibc symbols unavailable in Lambda, forcing a source build.

```bash
npm install lightdrift-libraw@^1.0.1
```

The Linux addon is built on Debian 11 with a glibc 2.31 ceiling and statically
linked C++ runtimes. CI checks symbol requirements and installs the final
tarball with lifecycle scripts disabled in the official Lambda Node.js 22/24
images on both x64 and arm64, then loads the matching prebuild and converts a
real RAW thumbnail to JPEG. These checks also gate npm publication.

This release also documents Electron 36 support and adds a Windows x64
Electron 36.9.5 packaged-consumer gate. Sharp's minimum version is raised to
0.35.4 for the libheif security fixes in
[GHSA-rgj7-g3m4-5g8c](https://github.com/advisories/GHSA-rgj7-g3m4-5g8c).
The JavaScript and TypeScript API,
Node-API 8 ABI, LibRaw 0.22.2, and five-platform support matrix are unchanged.

## Related

- [Platform support](../platform-support.md) — Lambda installation and limits.
- [1.0.0 release notes](1.0.0.md) — Stable SDK contract.
- [Documentation index](../README.md) — Complete navigation.
- [Issue #8](https://github.com/unique01082/lightdrift-libraw/issues/8) — Original Lambda arm64 request.