v0.5.1
Fix
Social resource nodes could silently send the wrong HTTP request (a DELETE
to a scheduled-posts endpoint instead of the intended publish POST) when
the node instance had no explicit socialOperation saved in its workflow
JSON — n8n does not always persist a value that already equals a field's
schema default. This surfaced as an opaque "Method not allowed" 405 error
with no indication of the actual cause.
socialOperationnow falls back to'publish'(its own schema default)
when missing, instead of resolving toundefined.getSocialRoute()now throws a clear error for any unrecognized
operation instead of silently falling through to a DELETE request.
If you hit "Method not allowed" on a Social node, update to this version.