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40 articles covering "release"
SurrealDB 4.0 (November 3) adds PostgreSQL and MySQL SQL dialects that its blog calls a defined subset; the vendor advises existing 3.x users to wait for 4.1, and its 22x indexed-query gain is projected.
Gradle 9.9.0 compiles Kotlin DSL scripts incrementally (Gradle reports 65% faster recompiles in one test), applies test filters to non-method JUnit tests, and changes Problems API IDs.
Apache Spark 4.3.0 supports stateful queries in Real-Time Mode and SCD Type 2 in Auto CDC; Databricks reports P99 latencies of 136 to 141 ms on three workloads.
Node.js 26.13.0 marks 26.x as LTS with updates through the end of April 2029 and no other changes from 26.12.1; the 27.0.0-alpha.0 pre-release lists V8 15.6.75.13 and breaking changes.
Microsoft's out-of-band .NET release fixes CVE-2026-111497 in Brotli decompression and a Linux tarball ownership flaw, and re-releases two advisories the October 13 release did not fully address.
Kafka's 4.4.0 announcement lists 25 KIPs, including share-group dead-letter queues and opt-in transactional state stores; the 4.3.2 bugfix release fixes two potential data-loss issues in tiered storage.
Triton 3.9.0 removes tl.make_block_ptr in favour of tensor descriptors, requires Python 3.11 or newer, and lists deprecations for 3.10 including a default change to floating-point fusion.
llm-d v1.0.0, published October 20, aligns component versions across its organization, moves the router configuration API to v1, adds DisaggregatedSet and deprecates its own ROCm image build.
The first 1.14 alpha adds cancellation tokens for tasks, a Project.toml key that selects the syntax version, labeled blocks, and a new exact package resolver.
DuckDB 2.0.0 LTS, released October 21, adds triggers, the Quack CONNECT statement, a PEG parser and async I/O; versions before 2.0 cannot read files it creates.
OpenBSD 8.0, released October 20, 2026, grows amd64 kernel virtual address space from 4G to 512G, adds arm64 hibernate and RISC-V vector support, and ends loongson support.
Node.js published its October 21 security releases for the 26.x, 24.x and 22.x lines: ten CVEs, four rated High, plus c-ares, Undici and certificate updates.