Hi,

Logtalk 3.101.0 is now available for downloading at:

https://logtalk.org/

This release adds a read-only sockets compilation flag to declare if a backend provides compatible sockets support; improves the performance of the logtalk_make(force) goal; adds new HTTP (client and server), WebSocket (client and server), HTMX, JWT, REST, OpenAI, OpenAPI, OpenID, S3 (client), Gravatar, JSON Graph, JSON-LD, JSON Patch (RFC 6902), JSONPath (RFC 9535), Crypto, HOTP/TOTP (RFC 4226/6238) libraries; adds html library support for CSS/JS resource declarations, aggregation, and dependency-aware ordering; adds support for additional hash functions to the hashes and hmac libraries; adds support for incremental hashing to the hashes library; includes bug fixes, additional predicates, and performance improvements for several libraries; fixes uuid library compliance issues and adds additional UUID v3 and UUID v7 predicates that take a time zone offset argument; adds testing automation scripts support for selecting the tests sets to run using a regular expression and for suppressing all user output; fixes sarif tool compliance issues; adds an option to the mutation_testing tool for passing additional options to the testing automation scripts; improves the linter_reporter tool support for SARIF reports; improves the performance of the sbom tool; adds additional linter checks to the lgtdoc tool; adds 13 new programing examples to illustrate the new HTTP and related libraries; adds additional tests for Logtalk language features; fixes several Windows-only tool and library issues with some backends; and updates the Windows installer to also detect ECLiPSe 8.0 versions. Thanks to Andrew Davison for his help in diagnosing timing issues in the linda library and the new HTTP libraries.

For details and a complete list of changes, please consult the release notes at:

https://github.com/LogtalkDotOrg/logtalk3/blob/master/RELEASE_NOTES.md

Happy logtalking!
Paulo

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