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Remove broken anchor link
tugrulates Nov 8, 2025
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Fix typo in unstable_flags.md
thisisjofrank Nov 17, 2025
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Fix formatting in unstable_flags.md
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Merge branch 'main' into patch-1
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Clarify wording in unstable_flags.md
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Expand Up @@ -5,10 +5,10 @@ oldUrl:
- /runtime/manual/tools/unstable_flags/
---

New features of the Deno runtime are often released behind feature flags, so
users can try out new APIs and features before they are finalized. Current
unstable feature flags are listed on this page, and can also be found in the CLI
help text by running:
New Deno runtime features are often released behind feature flags, so that users
can try out new APIs and features before they are finalized. Current unstable
feature flags are listed on this page, and can also be found in the CLI help
text by running:

```sh
deno --help
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[import Node.js built-in modules](/runtime/fundamentals/node/#node-built-in-modules)
without a `node:` specifier, as in the example below. You can also use this flag
to enable npm packages without an `npm:` specifier if you are manually managing
your Node.js dependencies ([see `byonm` flag](#--unstable-byonm)).
your Node.js dependencies.

```ts title="example.ts"
import { readFileSync } from "fs";
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