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Release Notes

Dear Community,

On behalf of the Haxe Foundation, we are proud to announce the official release of Haxe 4.1.1!

This is a bugfix release. Check out the changelog below for more information.

If you have any suggestions or run into any problems, feel free to open an issue on GitHub.

Thanks to everyone involved!

Change Log

2020-22-05 4.1.1

New features:

• jvm : added --jvm path/to.jar CLI argument

Bugfixes:

• all : fixed arguments ordering for @:structInit constructors (#9418)
• all : fixed display/references completion server request for static fields (#9440)
• all : fixed "Module not found" error reporting during macro execution in display requests (#9449)
• all : fixed module name completion for target-specific modules like Mod.js.hx (#9423)
• all : fixed completion for packages named "function" (#7697)
• all : fixed recursive typedefs with optional arguments in @:overload functions (#9455)
• cpp : fixed StringTools.endsWith() for unicode characters (#8980)
• cpp : fixed broken externs in cpp package (#9452)
• js/cpp : fixed catch var naming collision (#9413)
• interp : fixed throwing haxe.macro.Error outside of a macro context (#9390)
• lua : fixed lua.PairTools.ipairsMap method
• php : fixed an edge case in String methods generation (#9464)

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