Scala LTS 3.3.5 announcement #1728
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| title: Scala 3.3.5 LTS | ||
| start: 29 January 2025 | ||
| layout: downloadpage | ||
| release_version: 3.3.5 | ||
| release_date: "January 29, 2025" | ||
| permalink: /download/3.3.5.html | ||
| license: <a href="https://www.scala-lang.org/license/">Apache License, Version 2.0</a> | ||
| api_docs: https://www.scala-lang.org/api/3.3.5/ | ||
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| category: announcement | ||
| permalink: /news/3.3.5/ | ||
| title: "Scala 3.3.5 LTS is now available!" | ||
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| Scala 3.3.5 LTS is now available! | ||
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| This patch release backports most of the improvements and bugfixes introduced in the Scala Next series up to the Scala 3.5.2 release. | ||
| All of the backported changes were proven to not break either binary or source compatibility, by testing over 1500 projects in the [Scala 3 Open Community Build](https://github.com/VirtusLab/community-build3). | ||
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| # Breaking changes | ||
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| - Aligned `-Wconf` parsing order with Scala 2 semantics: `-Wconf:x,y` now means `-Wconf:x -Wconf:y`, with y overruling x, rather than the reverse to align with Scala 3.4+ and with user intuition [#21985](https://github.com/scala/scala3/pull/21985) | ||
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| # Notable changes | ||
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| - Scala 2 Standard Library upgraded to 2.13.15 | ||
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There was a problem hiding this comment. not sure if it's worth adding that 3.3.6 will have 2.13.16? maybe not |
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| - Support for JDK 23 | ||
| - Added the `-Wall` option that enables all linting warnings | ||
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| For a full list of changes and contributor credits, please refer to the [release notes](https://github.com/scala/scala3/releases/tag/3.3.5). | ||
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| ## Scala LTS Release Notice | ||
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| The Scala LTS series introduces a delay before backporting non-critical changes from the latest Scala Next stable releases. This delay helps minimize the risk of regressions that may be uncovered during testing. | ||
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| The next planned LTS release will include updates introduced until Scala 3.6.4, along with support for JDK 24 and the Scala 2.13.16 standard library. | ||
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3.5.2? not 3.6.x?
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3.5.2, it was the selected as cutoff. The reasoning here is that these changes had enough time to be tested out in a cases that are not covered by our tests or community build. The 3.5.6 would include backports introduced up to 3.6.4 (+ possibly some other changes like Scala 2 stdlib upgrade or JVM support)
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okay. might be worth mentioning in the notes? I think most readers will notice and wonder
(of course, there's also value in keeping notes short...)