0.7 is useful if you’re trying to migrate code from 0.6 to 1.x since it’s got all the deprecations and suggestions for how to fix. Otherwise, definitely upgrade.
Versions pre 1.0 are not supported, I’m afraid. I don’t see that changing, keeping the support for Julia 1.0.x around is painful enough and we simply don’t have the person-power to support even older versions.
Thanks for this clarification. I cannot immediately migrate to 1.0 because I need to review my whole project because it was coded in 0.6 version, so deprecated messages are useful to help me in this task. I was normally using v 0.7 in ATOM but suddenly it has stopped to work, so I have tried to switch to VS Code. I have tried the most of the advice to make julia v0.7 works in ATOM again but nothing seems to work. In this case, i really don’t know how to do…
I have a huge code so it’s not practical to use REPL…I need follow the construction of the model step by step to make sure everything is ok before sending my equations to the solver…(i have been using JuMP).