Starting with version 0.11.0, NodeLink will use .NET 5.  This release is a breaking change since it requires a new .NET runtime.  If you're running on a Pi, just run the install script and everything will update as required.

Another breaking change is the NodeDef files for thermostats (Ecobee, Honeywell and Venstar).  There were previously separate node definitions for F and C.  There is now a single definition which will dynamically changes units based on settings.  This will break the existing node in the ISY.  After updating the node definition files in the ISY, if you have one of the following devices you'll want to try the below commands to switch the ISY's definition to the new one:

* In the below commands "1" and "001" should be changed to the node server slot that NodeLink is installed on.

Ecobee:
http://ISY/rest/ns/1/nodes/n001_ecobee1/change/Ecobee?nls=140E

Honeywell:
http://ISY/rest/ns/1/nodes/n001_hwstat1/change/HonTCC?nls=140H

Venstar:
http://ISY/rest/ns/1/nodes/n001_ven1/change/Venstar?nls=140V

Starting with version 0.11.0, NodeLink will use .NET 5.  This release is a breaking change since it requires a new .NET runtime.  If you're running on a Pi, just run the install script and everything will update as required.
Another breaking change is the NodeDef files for thermostats (Ecobee, Honeywell and Venstar).  There were previously separate node definitions for F and C.  There is now a single definition which will dynamically changes units based on settings.  This will break the existing node in the ISY.  After updating the node definition files in the ISY, if you have one of the following devices you'll want to try the below commands to switch the ISY's definition to the new one:
* In the below commands "1" and "001" should be changed to the node server slot that NodeLink is installed on.
Ecobee:
http://ISY/rest/ns/1/nodes/n001_ecobee1/change/Ecobee?nls=140E
Honeywell:
http://ISY/rest/ns/1/nodes/n001_hwstat1/change/HonTCC?nls=140H
Venstar:
http://ISY/rest/ns/1/nodes/n001_ven1/change/Venstar?nls=140V

Since I have three Venstar thermostats, I would execute rest command three times for ven1, ven2 and ven3. Correct?

Correct