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> Users on v1.11 should continue using JET v0.9, which will only receive bug fixes.
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> - ** Functionality** : ~~ This version provides basic local analysis features but lacks~~
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> ~~ fully functional top-level analysis capabilities. These will be addressed in future updates.~~
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- > Updated (v0.10.3): As of v0.10.3, Most functions, including ` report_package ` , should now be functional.
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+ > Updated (v0.10.3): As of v0.10.3, most functions, including top-level analysis features
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+ > like ` report_package ` , should now be functional.
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> - ** Future Plans** : Development will focus on stabilizing v0.10 and refactoring JET
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> for integration with the new language server project. For stable use, stick with v0.9.
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- >
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- > JET v0.10 series introduces compatibility with Julia v1.12, addressing significant changes in
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- > the runtime and compiler systems. However, maintaining compatibility with Julia v1.11 was
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- > deemed infeasible, leading to the decision to drop support for it in this release.
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- > Users on Julia v1.11 should remain on JET v0.9, which will continue to receive bug fixes
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- > but no new features.
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- >
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- > ### Future Development:
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- > - Updates to the v0.10 series will focus on improving stability and functionality.
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- > - Extensive refactoring is planned to support JET's integration into the [ JETLS] ( https://github.com/aviatesk/JETLS.jl ) project.
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- > - Stability on Julia v1.12 may remain uncertain until these updates are complete.
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- > Users requiring stable functionality should continue using the v0.9 series.
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> [ !WARNING]
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> Please note that due to JET's tight integration with the Julia compiler, the results
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