At long last, the Julia developers are pleased to announce the release of Julia v1.3.0, the third minor release in the 1.x series. Binaries are available for all of your favorite platforms (Linux, Windows, macOS, and FreeBSD) at Download Julia . As a minor release, v1.3.0 contains no breaking change…

The bleeding edge branch jl in julia-install (link to jl branch) should now build Julia 1.3.0: $ sudo bin/julia-install julia 1.3.0

How can we transfer the list of installed packages in v1.2 into v1.3?

In your ~/.julia/environments folder there’s a v1.2 (or whatever version you are on) folder containing the Project.toml file, this is the list of installed packages (iirc the Manifest.toml includes installed dependencies, etc). You can copy/rename that folder to v1.3 and in julia repl do ]instantiat…

[image] Egwene_al_Vere: You can copy/rename that folder to v1.3 and in julia repl do ]instantiate There is no need to instantiate. All packages are already installed. It’s just the default environment that has changed.

Just to be sure (and not to alarm anyone; it’s probably nothing): my virus scanner tripped up a bit, as though it was treating the installer as suspicious. What can you tell me about it? It never happened before with previous Julia installations. (I did verify the files.)

Thanks for the comment! Some package/dependencie may require specific julia versions so after a julia version update, the packages’ version may need to be changed, therefore it might be better to just copy over the Project.toml and use ]instantiate to build the Manifest.toml? maybe ]up should be eno…

[image] Usor: my virus scanner tripped up a bit, If this is on Windows … uninstall your AV. I mean it. Windows Defender is as good (better) or bad as any other and far less intrusive.

I am going to celebrate by posting the ( For Mac and Linux version of Julia ) Note that if you want to keep the same packages as in 1.2 you can copy (or rename if you are no longer using julia 1.2) the .julia/environments/v1.2 folder to .julia/environments/v1.3 $ cd ~/.julia $ cd environments/ …

How to get julia on the commandline to run julia-1.3 on a Mac On a mac this is the easiest way from https://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Introducing_Julia/Getting_started A different approach is to create a link to the executable and put it into the /usr/local/bin directory (which should already be in …

$ set | grep NUM JULIA_NUM_THREADS=8 $ cat julia_1.3_multithread_celebration.jl using Base.Threads Threads.@threads for n in 1:10 println("Thread ",Threads.threadid()," celebrates the release of Julia-1.3") end $ julia julia_1.3_multithread_celebration.jl Thread 1 celebrates the release of J…

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