Helm

CNCF · current 4.2.4

The current version of Helm is 4.2.4 (as of 13/08/2026). patchletter checks the official source daily and emails you every new release.

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Helm at a glance

Helm is the de-facto package manager for Kubernetes, deploying applications from templated, versioned charts. Helm ships regular releases; as the tool that renders and applies manifests to a cluster, keeping it and your charts current matters.

For admins Helm's version should stay compatible with your Kubernetes version — check that before upgrading clusters or Helm itself. The bigger version story is the charts: chart and image versions carry the actual security posture, so track upstream chart releases and update deliberately, reviewing values changes. Helm holds release state in-cluster; a helm diff before upgrades avoids surprises. Charts can template secrets — keep them out of version control in plain form. After upgrading Helm or a chart, verify the release rolled out cleanly. Pin chart versions for reproducibility and track Helm's support window.

Version history & changelog · as detected by patchletter

VersionChannelDateNotes
4.2.4STABLE13/08/2026Release notes →
4.2.3STABLE09/07/2026Release notes →
4.2.2STABLE17/06/2026Release notes →
4.2.1STABLE12/06/2026Release notes →
4.2.0STABLE14/05/2026Release notes →
4.1.4STABLE09/04/2026Release notes →
4.1.3STABLE12/03/2026Release notes →
4.1.1STABLE09/02/2026Release notes →
4.1.0STABLE21/01/2026Release notes →
4.0.5STABLE15/01/2026Release notes →
4.0.4STABLE13/12/2025Release notes →
4.0.2STABLE10/12/2025Release notes →
4.0.1STABLE24/11/2025Release notes →
4.0.0STABLE12/11/2025Release notes →
3.21.3STABLE09/07/2026Release notes →
3.21.2STABLE20/06/2026Release notes →
3.21.1STABLE12/06/2026Release notes →
3.21.0STABLE14/05/2026Release notes →
3.20.2STABLE09/04/2026Release notes →
3.20.1STABLE12/03/2026Release notes →
3.20.0STABLE22/01/2026Release notes →
3.19.5STABLE15/01/2026Release notes →
3.19.4STABLE12/12/2025Release notes →
3.19.3STABLE10/12/2025Release notes →
3.19.2STABLE12/11/2025Release notes →
3.19.1STABLE11/11/2025Release notes →
3.19.0STABLE11/09/2025Release notes →
3.18.6STABLE19/08/2025Release notes →
3.18.5STABLE13/08/2025Release notes →
3.18.4STABLE08/07/2025Release notes →
3.18.3STABLE16/06/2025Release notes →
3.18.2STABLE02/06/2025Release notes →
3.18.1STABLE28/05/2025Release notes →
3.18.0STABLE19/05/2025Release notes →
3.17.4STABLE16/07/2025Release notes →
3.17.3STABLE09/04/2025Release notes →
3.17.2STABLE13/03/2025Release notes →
3.17.1STABLE12/02/2025Release notes →
3.17.0STABLE15/01/2025Release notes →
3.16.4STABLE16/12/2024Release notes →
3.16.3STABLE14/11/2024Release notes →
3.16.2STABLE09/10/2024Release notes →
3.16.1STABLE12/09/2024Release notes →
3.16.0STABLE11/09/2024Release notes →
3.15.4STABLE14/08/2024Release notes →
3.15.3STABLE10/07/2024Release notes →
3.15.2STABLE12/06/2024Release notes →
3.15.1STABLE23/05/2024Release notes →
3.15.0STABLE15/05/2024Release notes →
3.14.4STABLE10/04/2024Release notes →

Frequently asked questions

What is the latest version of Helm?
Helm 4.2.4, released 13/08/2026. patchletter checks the vendor's official source daily for new releases.
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