The first patch release for the Julia 1.0 series of releases, version 1.0.1, has been released. Binaries are available on Download Julia for Linux (i686, x86-64), FreeBSD (x86-64), macOS, and Windows (32-, 64-bit). Linux binaries for ARMv7 will be available soon™, but we’re currently having issues w…

A huge thank you to @kristoffer.carlsson for his work on this release. He set up automatic backporting for commits that seriously streamlined what is an otherwise painfully manual process, and he set up the automatic generation of release notes. (Kristoffer, I apologize if there’s more I’m forgettin…

huge thanks to the effort! by the way, would there be a “0.7.1”? I mean, I’m still occasionally receiving depreciation warnings using 0.7.0 for development, so I guess a version of 0.7.1 would be nice.

AFAIU there won’t be a 0.7.1 version because 1.0.1 had bug fixes and minor improvements compared to 1.0.0 but nothing got deprecated and no breaking changes were introduced. So nothing should change in your code and if you fix your code in 0.7 to work with 1.0, it should also work fine in 1.0.1. Any…

[image] alejandromerchan: AFAIU there won’t be a 0.7.1 version because 1.0.1 had bug fixes and minor improvements compared to 1.0.0 but nothing got deprecated and no breaking changes were introduced. So nothing should change in your code and if you fix your code in 0.7 to work with 1.0, it shoul…

reasonable. just for curiosity: so when there’s a 1.1.0, would 0.8.0 be released?

No; the purpose of 0.7 is only to act as a bridge between 0.6 and 1.0 that gives information about deprecations and how to solve them in 1.0. Once you have solved those deprecations, you should upgrade to 1.0.1.

I downloaded the JuliaPro v10.1.1 release and it now has an authentication feature which blocks me from using it my offline machine. I understand the power of hooking up software updates to online repositories but there needs to be a mechanism for using this offline. Also it was my understanding th…

[image] jedishrfu: Please take these as positive criticisms as I really like the Julia paradigm and I really want JuliaPro to succeed. It is not clear why you are posting this in the Julia announcement topic. Note that you don’t need to use JuliaPro to use Julia. Just get the Julia binaries f…

My apologies, I thought this forum was for JuliaPro. I will direct my comments to them. Yes, I’ve used Docker too. The problem we have is the use of official images only as user developed can possibly have malware. There was a recet case of 17 tainted docker images containing cryptocurrency malware…

THis was the link the link that misdirected me to your site: https://juliacomputing.com/blog/2018/10/12/october-newsletter.html The First line says JuliaPro but the first clickable link is for Julia both are using the same version number so you might get more misposts like this.

Julia 1.0.1 has been released

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Julia 1.0.1 has been released

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