Foundry’s November 14, 2026 nightly release, reported at 15:10 (UTC+08:00), includes fixes relevant to developers running Forge tests and scripts. These are release-note changes, not evidence that a particular project has adopted the nightly build.
For Forge, the release fixes symbolic execution of EIP-7702 calls so that delegate code runs, and recompiles artifacts that are missing storage layouts. It also keeps symbolic minimization focused on the same failure, adjusts invariant-test handling of unexecuted inputs and reverts, and stops counting rejected persisted fuzz replays.
For scripts, the release adds sending from configurable Tempo accounts with offline owners. Two fixes check offline-owner nonces before sending and refuse to rebroadcast when an export cannot be read. Other changes address Anvil block hashes after a deep fork rollback, Chisel value inspection across compilers, and state diffs for struct members within mapping values.
If one of these behaviors affects your workflow, check the original release notes and its linked changelog for the specific change before updating.