The Julia developers are pleased to announce the release of Julia v1.7.0, the seventh minor release in the 1.x series. Some folks put together a blog post highlighting some of the most exciting new features in 1.7 and we encourage everyone to check it out. As usual, there is also the NEWS file for t…

Congrats! Just in time for advent of code! :laughing:

Congrats! Note that Julia’s choice to use ILP64 or LP64 is still a compile-time decision, and that even if you load OpenBLAS32_jll to provide LP64 symbols, Julia will still use ILP64 on 64-bit platforms by default. I wish the next version will be able to provide choice between ILP64 and LP64 at …

great! Hopefully with the new LTS, this will motivate sites like repl.it to upgrade. they have been stuck on 1.3 for a while but are very useful for showing off julia: Julia Online Compiler & Interpreter - Replit

The repl.it situation will hopefully be resolved soon, I have a call with them next week. Stay tuned!

Congrats and many thanks for your hard work! Is this version of Julia considered an upgrade compared to Julia 1.7.0 - rc3?

Installing Julia via homebrew on MacOS/ARM64 seems broken as it now installs the native (ARM64) version. ARM64 support still seems some months away: https://github.com/JuliaLang/julia/issues/36617 .

Did anyone run into problems with installing Julia from the Microsoft Store? It did not recognize julia from the Path anymore, so I could not run it anymore from the command line. Moreover, the VSCode extension did not recognize it. This was all on Windows 11. Any hints? Btw, I also installed Julia…

[image] dodoplus: Installing Julia via homebrew on MacOS/ARM64 seems broken as it now installs the native (ARM64) version. Please note: we do not recommend using Homebrew to install Julia. The officially recommended approach for installing Julia is to download the official binaries directly …

[image] IljaK91: Did anyone run into problems with installing Julia from the Microsoft Store? It did not recognize julia from the Path anymore, so I could not run it anymore from the command line. Moreover, the VSCode extension did not recognize it. This was all on Windows 11. Any hints? Coul…

Sure, thank you. I will try it again later today to be sure that it was not a fluke. Then I’ll open an issue :slight_smile:

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