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JRuby 10.0.5.0 has been released, targeting Ruby 3.4 compatibility. Key fixes include two JIT compiler bugs affecting super calls and defined_method yields, a Fiber#raise control transfer issue, nonblocking socket connection failures (impacting Redis users), and a NullPointerException in Process#detach from non-main threads. Java 26 is now officially supported. Platform improvements include RISCv64 architecture support via JNR and two Windows-specific fixes for File#flock and IO#popen. Several memory leaks affecting users running multiple JRuby instances in a single process were also resolved. In total, 43 issues and PRs were addressed.

JRuby 10.0.5.0 Released — JRuby.org