Quotes were handled differently when reading the first line

greater than one and more than one argument was using separators

an incorrect check on the argument count.

and not a character vector (as documented) for the internal method.

Attempting to load workspaces containing them (or some other

version-specific objects) aborted the load in

earlier; now it does a partial load and generates a warning

not record information correctly, so replaying a graph (e.g., by

copying it to another device) would fail. (

(which was being used in packages, despite

not being a file path) could have caused a segfault.

could read/write outside its input vectors

memory and hence gets considerably faster for large (n ~ 1000)

clusterings, thanks to Daniel Müllner. (

The return value when all workers failed from

strings and not of error objects.  (Spotted by Karl Forner and

the same alias, the HTML display of all the selections was not

produced an incorrect error message when

Binary operations on equal length vectors copied the

class name from the second operand when the first had no

class name, but did not set the object bit. (

failed after those objects became function definitions.

constructed correctly, and so caused a segment fault when

The internal HTTP server no longer chokes on POST requests

without body. It will also pass-through other request types for

custom handlers (with the method stored in Request-Method header)

Packages need to be (re-)installed under this version

There is a subtle change in behaviour for numeric index

warning.  They are now legal for long vectors so there is no

vector on a 64-bit platform and give an error on a 32-bit one.

It is now possible for 64-bit builds to allocate amounts of

memory limited only by the OS.  It may be wise to use OS

environment.  A number of packages need a limit of at least 4GB of

to the amount of RAM installed: this limit can be changed by

Negative numbers for colours are consistently an error:

previously they were sometimes taken as transparent, sometimes

mapped into the current palette and sometimes an error.