OTP 29.0-rc3
Erlang/OTP 29.0-rc3 is the third and final release candidate before the OTP 29.0 release. 
The intention with this release is to get feedback from our users. All feedback is welcome, even if it is only to sa…

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Erlang/OTP 29.0-rc3 is the third and final release candidate before the official OTP 29.0 release. Key highlights include: native records (EEP-79, experimental), multi-valued comprehensions (EEP-78), a new is_integer/3 guard BIF, and several new compiler warnings enabled by default (deprecated catch operator, exported variables from subexpressions, obsolete boolean operators). Security improvements include SSH daemon now defaulting to disabled shell/exec services, SFTP no longer enabled by default, and post-quantum hybrid key exchange (x25519mlkem768) as the preferred SSL algorithm. The JIT also gains better code generation for little-endian binary segments and map comprehensions. A new ct_doctest module enables testing documentation examples, and io_ansi adds ANSI terminal sequence support.

Patch Package OTP 29.0-rc3 Released