NodeNorm ES's /status endpoint returns both a babel_version and a babel_version_url based on it: https://nodenorm-es.ci.transltr.io/status
However, it currently returns 1.9, which is not a valid Babel version. I believe the data that you've currently loaded is the same as from NodeNorm Redis, which should be 2025sep1: https://nodenorm.ci.transltr.io/status
This is pretty important because ORION and DINGO use the babel_version field to determine when normalization is out of date and needs to be rerun, and the babel_version_url is useful for looking up the changelog.
NodeNorm ES's /status endpoint returns both a
babel_versionand ababel_version_urlbased on it: https://nodenorm-es.ci.transltr.io/statusHowever, it currently returns
1.9, which is not a valid Babel version. I believe the data that you've currently loaded is the same as from NodeNorm Redis, which should be2025sep1: https://nodenorm.ci.transltr.io/statusThis is pretty important because ORION and DINGO use the
babel_versionfield to determine when normalization is out of date and needs to be rerun, and thebabel_version_urlis useful for looking up the changelog.