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Batteries 2.0 released
Get it here: https://forge.ocamlcore.org/frs/download.php/1096/batteries-2.0.tar.gz
Batteries updates
Version 1.4.3 of batteries is just released, the third in a series of small-fix releases going on in the 1.4 branch while 2.0 gets ready. This release fixes the documentation, removing information about some previously available functionality and adding the `ocamlfind batteries/ocaml` wrapper for the toplevel with batteries included.
Batteries moving to 2.0
Batteries is edging closer to making a 2.0 release, where we finally clean up some of the cruft that was included in 1.x releases. If you have any cruft that's bothering you, now's the time to let us know at https://github.com/ocaml-batteries-team/batteries-included/issues or on the mailing list batteries-devel@lists.forge.ocamlcore.org We're also finally going to use 3.12 features in batteries, so if this has held you back from contributing, show us your code.
Batteries 1.4.0 released
Almost 250 commits to git since 1.3.0, we have a new batteries release. In addition to the usual slew of bug fixes, tests and documentation and performance improvements, we've added:
How newcomers can easily contribute to the OCaml Batteries
Batteries is a community effort to build a base library for the OCaml
Batteries 1.3.0 released
Finally, a new release of batteries, with support for OCaml 3.12, a new testing infrastructure with tests auto-extracted from source and using QuickCheck for property verification, new useful functions and modules, documentation improvements and lots of bug fixes.
Batteries Included 1.2.0 Released
This release will be available through GODI, as our build system has changed back to a much simpler ocamlbuild/makefile-based system. Once Camomile resolves its problems with loading its data files, this version of batteries will support setting an environment variable to choose what camomile files to load. And of course the usual set of bugfixes and improvements.
Batteries Included 1.1.0 released
New Set organization (PSet now available as Set.t), non-threaded library, bugfixes, etc.
Batteries Included 1.0.1 released
This is a bugfix release, in thanks for the bugs users found in 1.0.0. Let us help you enjoy ocaml more by continuing to find bugs.
Batteries Included 1.0.0
The Batteries Included project has come under new management since David Teller moved on. The project has gone through a process of reorganization and is finally ready for a release. We've rethought a lot of the structure decisions of the old codebase to make it easier to use and develop.
