The team will work with CKDelta to deliver predictive maintenance models that could improve efficiency.

Read more: Trinity researchers will use AI to tackle utilities sector challenges

People think AI can solve problems instantly, says SETU’s Dr Indrakshi Dey, but the reality is much more complex.

Read more: ‘AI can only solve real-world problems with the right data’

Anton Shilov reports via Tom's Hardware: FFmpeg is an open-source video decoding project developed by volunteers who contribute to its codebase, fix bugs, and add new features. The project is led by a small group of core developers and maintainers who oversee its direction and ensure that contributions meet certain standards. They coordinate the project's development and release cycles, merging contributions from other developers. This group of developers tried to implement a handwritten AVX512 assembly code path, something that has rarely been done before, at least not in the video industry. The developers have created an optimized code path using the AVX-512 instruction set to accelerate specific functions within the FFmpeg multimedia processing library. By leveraging AVX-512, they were able to achieve significant performance improvements -- from three to 94 times faster -- compared to standard implementations. AVX-512 enables processing large chunks of data in parallel using 512-bit registers, which can handle up to 16 single-precision FLOPS or 8 double-precision FLOPS in one operation. This optimization is ideal for compute-heavy tasks in general, but in the case of video and image processing in particular. The benchmarking results show that the new handwritten AVX-512 code path performs considerably faster than other implementations, including baseline C code and lower SIMD instruction sets like AVX2 and SSSE3. In some cases, the revamped AVX-512 codepath achieves a speedup of nearly 94 times over the baseline, highlighting the efficiency of hand-optimized assembly code for AVX-512.

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Apple released the first beta of visionOS 2.2, introducing new "Wide" and "Ultrawide" modes for the Mac Virtual Display feature on the Vision Pro headset. MacRumors reports: Apple has previously said the ultra-wide version of Mac Virtual Display is equivalent to having two physical 4K displays sitting side by side on a desk. Mac Virtual Display is now available in three sizes: Normal, Wide, and Ultrawide. visionOS 2.2 will likely be released to the public in December alongside iOS 18.2, iPadOS 18.2, macOS Sequoia 15.2, watchOS 11.2, tvOS 18.2, and other updates. Further reading: Apple Delays Cut-price Vision Headset Until 2027, Analyst Ming-Chi Kuo Says

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An anonymous reader quotes a report from The Guardian: Sweden has vetoed plans for 13 offshore windfarms in the Baltic Sea, citing unacceptable security risks. The country's defence minister, Pal Jonson, said on Monday that the government had rejected plans for all but one of 14 windfarms planned along the east coast. The decision comes after the Swedish armed forces concluded last week that the projects would make it more difficult to defend Nato's newest member. The proposed windfarms would have been located between Aland, the autonomous Finnish region between Sweden and Finland, and the Sound, the strait between southern Sweden and Denmark. The Russian exclave of Kaliningrad is only about 310 miles (500km) from Stockholm. Wind power could affect Sweden's defence capabilities across sensors and radars and make it harder to detect submarines and possible attacks from the air if war broke out, Jonson said. The only project to receive the green light to was Poseidon, which will include as many as 81 wind turbines to produce 5.5 terawatt hours a year off Stenungsund on Sweden's west coast. "Both ballistic robots and also cruise robots are a big problem if you have offshore wind power," Jonson said. "If you have a strong signal detection capability and a radar system that is important, we use the Patriot system for example, there would be negative consequences if there were offshore wind power in the way of the sensors."

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The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) blocked Amazon's bid to access more power from the Susquehanna nuclear plant for its Pennsylvania data center, citing grid reliability and consumer cost concerns. The Hill reports: In a 2-1 decision, the FERC found the regional grid operator, PJM Interconnection, failed to prove that the changes to the transmission agreement with Susquehanna power plant were necessary. The regulator's two Republican commissioners, Mark Christie and Lindsay See, outvoted Democratic chair Willie Phillips. The chair's two fellow Democratic commissioners, David Rosner and Judy Chang, sat out the vote. "Co-location arrangements of the type presented here present an array of complicated, nuanced and multifaceted issues, which collectively could have huge ramifications for both grid reliability and consumer costs," Christie wrote in a concurring statement. In a dissenting statement, Phillips argued the deal with Amazon "represents a 'first of its kind' co-located load configuration" and that Friday's decision is a "step backward for both electric reliability and national security." "We are on the cusp of a new phase in the energy transition, one that is characterized as much by soaring energy demand, due in large part to AI, as it is by rapid changes in the resource mix," Phillips wrote. Amazon purchased a 960-megawatt data center next to the Susquehanna power plant for $650 million earlier this year. Following the announcement, PJM sought to increase the amount of power running directly to the co-located data center. However, the move faced pushback from regional utilities, including Exelon and American Electric Power (AEP).

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"AMD's Ryzen 7 9800X3D debuts with impressive performance gains, powered by advanced 3D V-Cache technology and improved thermal efficiency," writes Slashdot reader jjslash. "While the CPU shines as a top choice right out of the gate, AMD's history of quick price cuts suggests waiting could yield even better value for savvy buyers." TechSpot reports: Today we're finally able to show you how AMD's new Ryzen 7 9800X3D performs, and spoiler alert -- it's a real weapon that solves the issues we encountered with the non-3D Zen 5 chips before this. Without question, this is the best CPU released since the 7800X3D, making this launch particularly exciting. [...] For now, the 9800X3D is mighty impressive, the undisputed king of gaming, and it marks a historic milestone. We don't think AMD has ever been this dominant over Intel, certainly not in the last 15 years.

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According to a partial teardown video of Apple's new Mac mini, the new machine features modular storage that can be removed. "As we saw with the Mac Studio, however, replacing the modular storage is complicated," notes MacRumors. The teardown also reveals two 128GB storage chips in the 256GB model, enabling faster SSD speeds comparable to higher-capacity versions. From the report: The criticism surrounding Apple's decision to use a single 256GB chip in some base-model Macs a few years ago primarily came from a vocal contingent of tech enthusiasts, and the average customer is unlikely to even notice the slower speeds in common day-to-day tasks. Nevertheless, it appears that customers who do want the fastest SSD speeds do not need to worry about which storage capacity they choose when ordering the new Mac mini.

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After missing a chance to capitalize on the AI boom, "Samsung's profit has plunged," reports CNBC, and "around $126 billion has been wiped off its market value, according to data from S&P Capital IQ." It's gotten so bad that "an executive issued a rare public apology about the company's recent financial performance." [A]s AI applications such as OpenAI's ChatGPT rose in popularity, the underlying infrastructure required to train the huge models they rely on became a bigger focus. Nvidia has emerged as the top player in this space with its graphics processing units (GPUs) that have become the gold standard used by tech giants for AI training. A crucial part of that semiconductor architecture is high-bandwidth memory, or HBM. This next generation of memory involves stacking multiple dynamic random access memory (DRAM) chips, but it had a small market before the AI boom. That's where Samsung got caught out and failed to invest... SK Hynix saw this opportunity. The company aggressively launched HBM chips which were approved for use in Nvidia architecture and, in the process, the South Korean firm established a close relationship with the U.S. giant. Nvidia's CEO even asked the company to speed up supply of its next generation chip, underscoring the importance of HBM to its products. SK Hynix posted record quarterly operating profit in the September quarter... Analysts said that Samsung is lagging behind competitors for a number of reasons, including underinvestment in HBM and the fact that it is not a first-mover. "It is fair to say that Samsung has not been able to close the gap with SK Hynix on the HBM development roadmap," said Kazunori Ito [director of equity research at Morningstar]. Samsung's ability to make a comeback in the short term appears to be closely linked to Nvidia. A company must pass a strict qualification process before Nvidia approves it as a HBM supplier — and Samsung has not yet completed this verification. But a green light from Nvidia could open the door for Samsung to return to growth and compete more effectively with SK Hynix, according to analysts.

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Wednesday Cuba was hit by a major hurricane which took down its entire power grid again, this time for about 24 hours, according to CNN: Videos of the aftermath showed power infrastructure turned into a mangled mess and power poles down on streets. Hundreds of technicians were mobilized Thursday to reestablish power connections, according to state media... Operations at two electrical plants were partially restored and parts of eastern and central Cuba had electricity back up by Thursday afternoon, state media reported... The country's power grid has collapsed multiple times, including when Hurricane Oscar hit in October and killed at least 7 people. In the capital of Havana, where 2 million people live, power had been restored to less than 20% of the city by late Friday afternoon, . "Authorities had not yet given an estimate for when power would be fully restored..." Then tonight, CNN reported: A 6.8 magnitude earthquake struck off the coast of eastern Cuba on Sunday, causing material damage in several regions as the island continues to recover from widespread blackouts and the impact of two hurricanes over the past few weeks. The earthquake was reported about 39 km (24 miles) south of Bartolomé Masó before noon local time, about an hour after a 5.9 magnitude quake rocked the area, the United States Geological Survey (USGS) said. "There have been landslides, damage to homes and power lines," Cuban President Miguel Díaz-Canel said, adding that authorities are evaluating the situation to start recovery efforts.

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Renew Home says they're building a "virtual power plant" in Texas by "enabling homes to easily reduce and shift the timing of energy use." Thursday they announced a 10-year project distributing hundreds of thousands of smart thermostats to customers of Texas-based power utility NRG Energy, starting next spring. (Bloomberg calls them "AI-enabled thermostats that use Alphabet Inc.'s Google Cloud technology.") The ultimate goal? "Create a nearly 1-gigawatt, AI-powered virtual power plant" — equivalent to 1.9 million solar panels, enough to power about 200,000 homes during peak demand. One NRG executive touted the move as "cutting-edge, AI-driven solutions that will bolster grid resilience and contribute to a more sustainable future." [Residential virtual power plants] work by aggregating numerous, small-scale distributed energy resources like HVAC systems controlled by smart thermostats and home batteries and coordinating them to balance supply and demand... NRG, in partnership with Renew Home, plans to offer Vivint and Nest smart thermostats, including professional installation, at no cost to eligible customers across NRG's retail electricity providers and plans. These advanced thermostats make subtle automatic HVAC adjustments to help customers shift their energy use to times when electricity is less constrained, less expensive, and cleaner... Over time, the parties expect to add devices like batteries and electric vehicles to the virtual power plant, expanding energy savings opportunities for customers... Through the use of Google Cloud's data, analytics, and AI technology, NRG will be able to do things like better predict weather conditions, forecast wind and solar generation output, and create predictive pricing models, allowing for more efficient production and ultimately ensuring the home energy experience is seamless for customers. Google Cloud will also offer "its AI and machine learning to determine the best time to cool or heat homes," reports Bloomberg, "based on a household's energy usage patterns and ambient temperatures." It was less than a year ago that Renew Home was formed when Google spun off the load-shifting service for its "Google Nest" thermostats, which merged with load-shift management startup OhmConnect. Bloomberg describes this week's announcement as "Three of the biggest names in US home energy automation... coming together to offer some relief to the beleaguered Texas electrical grid." But they point out that 1 gigawatt is roughly 1% of the record summer demand seen in Texas this year. Still, "The entire industry has been built to serve the peak load on the hottest day of the year," said Rasesh Patel, president of NRG's consumer unit. "This allows us to be a lot more smarter about demand in shaving the peak."

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An anonymous reader quotes a report from Tom's Hardware: LG Display, one of the global leaders in display technologies, unveiled a new stretchable display prototype that can expand by up to 50%. This makes it the most stretchable display in the industry, more than doubling the previous record of 20% elongation. [...] The prototype being flexed in [this image] is a 12-inch screen with a 100-pixel-per-inch resolution and full RGB color that expands to 18-inches when pulled. LG Display said that it based the stretchable display on a "special silicon material substrate used in contact lenses" and then improved its properties for better "stretchability and flexibility." It also used a new wiring design structure and a micro-LED light source, allowing users to repeatedly stretch the screen over 10,000 times with no effect on image quality.

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Projects funded include a study to reduce seizures in epilepsy, the development of antimicrobial food packaging and the use of AI in speech and language therapy.

Read more: 290 ‘exceptional’ early-career researchers awarded €27.5m

Julius Ceaser once called the aurochs 'extraordinary'. Now ancient DNA is unlocking secrets of this mysterious beast.

Read more: Trinity scientists find surprising genetic diversity in early cows

Smart energy communities could be a ‘game-changer’ in the transition to renewables, says SETU’s Sean Lyons.

Read more: Why small energy parks are a smart piece of the clean-energy puzzle

MRSA is an antibiotic resistant superbug that causes 120,000 deaths annually.

Read more: UCD research offers potential for new ways to fight MRSA superbug

Marine Institute’s Dr Niall McDonough talks about the upcoming Ocean Knowledge 2030 Conference and a new national marine strategy.

Read more: Why knowledge is vital for securing Ireland’s ocean economy

‘For young people to thrive, they need strong ties to their community and easy access to mental health services,’ says NCI’s Dr April Hargreaves.

Read more: How this neuropsychologist is tackling the loneliness epidemic

This year's grant winners represent the highest proportion of women since the scheme began.

Read more: Trinity and UCD among 57 teams to win €571m in ERC Synergy Grants

UCD's Prof Kate Robson Brown leads the development of analytical models that predict the lifetime of composites in low-Earth orbit.

Read more: UCD professor part of team developing new space materials

The largest number of doses (85pc of the allocation) will go to the Democratic Republic of the Congo, the epicentre of the current outbreak.

Read more: WHO announces 899,000 mpox vaccines for nine African nations most affected

The global average temperature this past year was 1.62 degrees Celsius above the pre-industrial average.

Read more: 2024 on track to become the warmest year on record

The project was described by judges as a 'creative and inspiring submission that will spark curiosity in space exploration'.

Read more: ‘Runtime Terror’ wins Dublin’s NASA Space Apps Challenge

To celebrate Science Week, we’ve put together a bumper list of 25 scientists based in Ireland who are innovating across STEM.

Read more: 25 scientists you need to know about

The first funding call is open until 20 January 2025 with a subsequent one scheduled to open next September.

Read more: Aquarius opens funding call for marine and freshwater research

PwC highlights that the growing demand for energy continues to outpace the adoption of renewables.

Read more: We need to decarbonise 20 times faster to stay on target, PwC says

Altair is known for its computational science and AI for industrial simulation and data analytics.

Read more: Siemens to buy Altair for $10bn to boost industrial software

The online system will free up immigration staff to focus on processing applications, the Department of Justice said.

Read more: New digital hub for Irish immigration permits partners with ID-Pal

Cullen succeeds Deborah Threadgold, who has been promoted to a new role as vice-president of cross-brand technology sales.

Read more: Nathan Cullen is IBM Ireland’s new country general manager

When users on X block someone, the blocked user will still be able to view their posts, but can't interact with them.

Read more: X officially allows blocked users to view public posts

Caitlin Kalinowski oversaw the development of Meta's augmented reality glasses that were announced five years ago.

Read more: Former Meta AR glasses hardware lead joins OpenAI to lead robotics

The new office, located at Bonham Quay, will open sometime in spring in 2025.

Read more: Liberty IT announces new office space in Galway

The plaintiff initially filed the complaint in March, after she became a victim to gift card fraud.

Read more: US judge dismisses gift card lawsuit against Google

Episode four of The Leaders’ Room’s season two features outgoing SAP Ireland managing director, Liam Ryan. This series is created in partnership with IDA Ireland.

Read more: A life of tech leadership with SAP’s Liam Ryan

Last year, many regions including Canada, the EU and the UK banned the app from government devices citing security concerns.

Read more: Canada orders TikTok to close business, allows app to function

The shared content will link back to the original source on the audio streaming platforms, 'driving further discovery', said TikTok.

Read more: New feature allows users to share audio directly to TikTok

The CEO of Meta, the parent company of Facebook and Instagram, had faced accusations that he had ignored and downplayed internal concerns raised about young users.

Read more: Zuckerberg not liable in social media harm lawsuits, judge rules

The reorganisation plans would only focus on Booking.com and not associated brands such as OpenTable, Agoda, Priceline, and Kayak, according to Reuters.

Read more: Booking.com job cuts may be on the way amid restructuring

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Chris Dixon, who leads the A16Z crypto fund, and has been an entrepreneur, VC, and friend of mine for over twenty years, has written a book called Read Write Own that is available for pre-order now and will start shipping at the end of the month. Chris gave me a copy right before the holidays […]

Latest PECL Releases:

• opentelemetry 1.1.0beta3
  See https://github.com/open-telemetry/opentelemetry-php-instrumentation/releases/tag/1.1.0beta3

• xpass 1.0.0
  - first GA release
• mongodb 1.19.4
  ## What's Changed * Use full-report convenience action for SSDLC reports by @alcaeus in https://github.com/mongodb/mongo-php-driver/pull/1589 * PHPC-2381: Allow releasing pre-release versions through the release automation by @alcaeus in https://github.com/mongodb/mongo-php-driver/pull/1590 * Revamp evergreen builds and add tags for pull requests by @alcaeus in https://github.com/mongodb/mongo-php-driver/pull/1593 * Add tag checks aliases by @alcaeus in https://github.com/mongodb/mongo-php-driver/pull/1596 * PHPC-2409: Update to libmongoc 1.27.4 by @alcaeus in https://github.com/mongodb/mongo-php-driver/pull/1600 * PHPC-2405: Update to libmongocrypt 1.10.1 by @alcaeus in https://github.com/mongodb/mongo-php-driver/pull/1602 * Reduce amount of evergreen config includes by @alcaeus in https://github.com/mongodb/mongo-php-driver/pull/1612 * PHPC-2422: Update libmongoc to 1.27.5 by @alcaeus in https://github.com/mongodb/mongo-php-driver/pull/1619 * PHPC-2420: Compare Int64 instances without casting by @alcaeus in https://github.com/mongodb/mongo-php-driver/pull/1617 * PHPC-2429: Fix UTCDateTime with negative timestamps by @alcaeus in https://github.com/mongodb/mongo-php-driver/pull/1623 * Update to libmongoc 1.27.6 by @alcaeus in https://github.com/mongodb/mongo-php-driver/pull/1627 * Update GitHub Actions job names by @alcaeus in https://github.com/mongodb/mongo-php-driver/pull/1632

  Full Changelog: https://github.com/mongodb/mongo-php-driver/compare/1.19.3...1.19.4

• datadog_trace 1.3.1
  ## Tracer

  Fixed

  • Fix DD_AUTOLOAD_NO_COMPILE #2833
  • Loader: Use the same version number as for other extensions #2838
  • Consider ifunc symbols also defined Datadog/libdatadog#609
  • Fix crash with double parent key in tracestate #2837
  • Fix #2831: Failure with LTO #2839

  Internal

  • Avoid using non-bundled rust git dependencies #2827
• timezonedb 2024.2
  Updated to version 2024.2 (2024b)
• phpy 1.0.8
  - Added argument_as_object configuration item - Add Helper::printTraceback() - Support windows platform - Support Python class as parent class of PHP class
• opentelemetry 1.1.0beta2
  See https://github.com/open-telemetry/opentelemetry-php-instrumentation/releases/tag/1.1.0beta2
• xlswriter 1.5.7
  - Fix: insertDate memory leak.
• rpminfo 1.1.1
  - display author and license in phpinfo - drop support for librpm < 4.13
• ev 1.2.0
  - Support for PHP versions older than 8 has been dropped. Maintaining compatibility with multiple PHP versions (5, 7, and 8) has become increasingly difficult. Recent changes in PHP 8.3 have further complicated the build scripts. Additionally, as PHP releases older than 8.1 are now officially unsupported, it has become challenging to continue supporting PHP 5 and 7. - Fixed #51: Building statically with PHP 8.3.10 fails with an "unknown" PHP version.

Latest PECL Releases:

• win32service 1.1.0beta2
  * Add object Win32ServiceRightInfo
  • Add function win32_read_right_access_service()
  • Add function win32_read_all_rights_access_service()
  • Add function win32_add_right_access_service()
  • Add function win32_remove_right_access_service()
  • Add function win32_add_service_env_var()
  • Add function win32_remove_service_env_var()
  • Add function win32_get_service_env_vars()
  • Add function win32_set_service_pause_resume_state()
  • Some function are now disabled if PHP not run in Windows service context. See PHP Information.
  • Use the gen_stub.php to generate arginfo header.

  The binary is also available here: https://github.com/win32service/win32service/releases/tag/v1.1.0-beta1

• win32service 1.1.0beta1
  * Add object Win32ServiceRightInfo * Add function win32_read_right_access_service() * Add function win32_read_all_rights_access_service() * Add function win32_add_right_access_service() * Add function win32_remove_right_access_service() * Add function win32_add_service_env_var() * Add function win32_remove_service_env_var() * Add function win32_get_service_env_vars() * Add function win32_set_service_pause_resume_state() * Some function are now disabled if PHP not run in Windows service context. See PHP Information. * Use the `gen_stub.php` to generate arginfo header.

  The binary is also available here: https://github.com/win32service/win32service/releases/tag/v1.1.0-beta1

• xpass 1.1.0RC1
  - add crypt_gensalt(?string $prefix = null, int $count = 0): ?string {} - add crypt_preferred_method(): ?string {} - add crypt_checksalt(string $salt): int {} - add CRYPT_PREFIX_* and CRYPT_SALT_* constants
• protobuf 4.28.1
  * See github.com/protocolbuffers/protobuf/releases/tag/v28.1 for release notes.

Latest PECL Releases:

• redis 6.1.0RC2
  Sponsors

  Audiomack - https://audiomack.com Open LMS - https://openlms.net Avtandil Kikabidze - https://github.com/akalongman Ty Karok - https://github.com/karock Object Cache Pro for WordPress - https://objectcache.pro

  --- 6.1.0RC2 ---

  Fixed:

  • Fixed a SIGABRT error in PHP 8.4 [a75a7e5a] (Michael Grunder)
  • Clean up code for unsupported versions of PHP [37cebdd7] (Remi Collet)
  • Add SessionHelpers.php to package.xml[e9474b80] (Remi Collet)
  • 8.4 implicit null fix, bump version [bff3a22e, 30c8f90c] [Remi Collet]

  Changed:

  • Raised minimum supported PHP version to 7.4 [8b519423] (Michael Grunder)

  Removed:

  • Removed erroneously duplicated changelog entries [40c89736] (Michael Grunder)

  Tests/CI:

  • Move to upload artifacts v4 [9d380500] (Michael Grunder)

  Added:

  • Added composer.json to support PIE (PHP Installer for Extensions) [b59e35a6] (James Titcumb)

  --- 6.1.0RC1 ---

  Fixed:

  • Fix random connection timeouts with Redis Cluster. [eb7f31e7] (Jozsef Koszo)
  • Fix argument count issue in HSET with associative array [6ea5b3e0] (Viktor Djupsjobacka)
  • SRANDMEMBER can return any type because of serialization. [6673b5b2] (Michael Grunder)
  • Fix HRANDFIELD command when WITHVALUES is used. [99f9fd83] (Michael Grunder)
  • Allow context array to be nullable [50529f56] (Michael Grunder)
  • Fix a macOS (M1) compiler warning. [7de29d57] (Michael Grunder)
  • GETEX documentation/updates and implentation in RedisCluster [981c6931] (Michael Grunder)
  • Refactor redis_script_cmd and fix to flush subcommand. [7c551424] (Pavlo Yatsukhnenko)
  • Update liveness check and fix PHP 8.4 compilation error. [c139de3a] (Michael Grunder)
  • Rework how we declare ZSTD min/max constants. [34b5bd81] (Michael Grunder)
  • Fix memory leak if we fail in ps_open_redis. [0e926165] (Michael Grunder)
  • Fix segfault and remove redundant macros [a9e53fd1] (Pavlo Yatsukhnenko)
  • Fix PHP 8.4 includes [a51215ce] (Michael Grunder)
  • Handle arbitrarily large SCAN cursors properly. [2612d444, e52f0afa] (Michael Grunder)
  • Improve warning when we encounter an invalid EXPIRY in SET [732e466a] (Michael Grunder)
  • Fix Arginfo / zpp mismatch for DUMP command [50e5405c] (Pavlo Yatsukhnenko)
  • RedisCluster::publish returns a cluster_long_resp [14f93339] (Alexandre Choura)
  • Fix segfault when passing just false to auth. [6dc0a0be] (Michael Grunder)
  • the VALUE argument type for hSetNx must be the same as for hSet [df074dbe] (Uladzimir Tsykun)
  • Other fixes [e18f6c6d, 3d7be358, 2b555c89, fa1a283a, 37c5f8d4] (Michael Grunder, Viktor Szepe)

  Added:

  • Compression support for PHP sessions. [da4ab0a7] (bitactive)
  • Support for early_refresh in Redis sessions to match cluster behavior [b6989018] (Bitactive)
  • Implement WAITAOF command. [ed7c9f6f] (Michael Grunder)

  Removed:

  • PHP 7.1, 7.2, and 7.3 CI jobs [d68c30f8, dc39bd55] (Michael Grunder)

  Changed:

  • Fix the time unit of retry_interval [3fdd52b4] (woodong)

  Documentation:

  • Many documentation fixes. [eeb51099] (Michael Dwyer)
  • fix missing code tags [f865d5b9] (divinity76)
  • Mention Valkey support [5f1eecfb] (PlavorSeol)
  • Mention KeyDB support in README.md [37fa3592] (Tim Starling)
  • Remove mention of pickle [c7a73abb] (David Baker)
  • Add session.save_path examples [8a39caeb] (Martin Vancl)
  • Tighter return types for Redis::(keys|hKeys|hVals|hGetAll) [77ab62bc] (Benjamin Morel)
  • Update stubs [4d233977, ff305349, 12966a74, a4a283ab, 8f8ff72a] (Michael Grunder, Takayasu Oyama, Pavlo Yatsukhnenko)
  • Fix config.m4 when using custom dep paths [ece3f7be] (Michael Grunder)
  • Fix retry_internal documentation [142c1f4a] (SplotyCode)
  • Fix anchor link [9b5cad31] (Git'Fellow)
  • Fix typo in link [bfd379f0] (deiga)
  • Fix Fedora package url [60b1ba14, 717713e1] (Dmitrii Kotov)
  • Update Redis Sentinel documentation to reflect changes to constructor in 6.0 release [dc05d65c] (Pavlo Yatsukhnenko)

  Tests/CI:

  • Avoid fatal error in test execution. [57304970] (Michael Grunder)
  • Refactor unit test framework. [b1771def] (Michael Grunder)
  • Get unit tests working in php-cgi. [b808cc60] (Michael Grunder)
  • Switch to ZEND_STRL in more places. [7050c989, f8c762e7] (Michael Grunder)
  • Workaround weird PHP compiler crash. [d3b2d87b] (Michael Grunder)
  • Refactor tests (formatting, modernization, etc). [dab6a62d, c6cd665b, 78b70ca8, 3c125b09, 18b0da72, b88e72b1, 0f94d9c1, 59965971, 3dbc2bd8, 9b90c03b, c0d6f042] (Michael Grunder)
  • Spelling fixes [0d89e928] (Michael Grunder)
  • Added Valkey support. [f350dc34] (Michael Grunder)
  • Add a test for session compression. [9f3ca98c] (Michael Grunder)
  • Test against valkey [a819a44b] (Michael Grunder)
  • sessionSaveHandler injection. [9f8f80ca] (Pavlo Yatsukhnenko)
  • KeyDB addiions [54d62c72, d9c48b78] (Michael Grunder)
  • Add PHP 8.3 to CI [78d15140, e051a5db] (Robert Kelcak, Pavlo Yatsukhnenko)
  • Use newInstance in RedisClusterTest [954fbab8] (Pavlo Yatsukhnenko)
  • Use actions/checkout@v4 [f4c2ac26] (Pavlo Yatsukhnenko)
  • Cluster nodes from ENV [eda39958, 0672703b] (Pavlo Yatsukhnenko)
  • Ensure we're talking to redis-server in our high ports test. [7825efbc] (Michael Grunder)
  • Add missing option to installation example [2bddd84f] (Pavlo Yatsukhnenko)
  • Fix typo in link [8f6bc98f] (Timo Sand)
  • Update tests to allow users to use a custom class. [5f6ce414] (Michael Grunder)
• APCu 5.1.24
  - Make compatible with PHP 8.4. - apc.php: Preserve search parameter when deleting entry. - apc.PHP: Allow arbitrary search regex.
• gRPC 1.67.0RC1
  - gRPC Core 1.67.0 update
• protobuf 4.27.5
  * See github.com/protocolbuffers/protobuf/releases/tag/v27.5 for release notes.
• protobuf 3.25.5
  * See github.com/protocolbuffers/protobuf/releases/tag/v25.5 for release notes.
• protobuf 4.28.2
  * See github.com/protocolbuffers/protobuf/releases/tag/v28.2 for release notes.

Latest PECL Releases:

• protobuf 4.29.0RC1
  * See github.com/protocolbuffers/protobuf/releases/tag/v29.0-rc-1 for release notes.

• datadog_trace 1.3.2
  ## Tracer

  Fixed

  • Fix crash with git metadata injection
• xpass 1.1.0
  - add crypt_gensalt(?string $prefix = null, int $count = 0): ?string {} - add crypt_preferred_method(): ?string {} - add crypt_checksalt(string $salt): int {} - add CRYPT_PREFIX_* and CRYPT_SALT_* constants
• zip 1.22.4
  - compatibility with 8.4 - add ZipArchive::ER_TRUNCATED_ZIP added in libzip 1.11
• msgpack 3.0.0
  * Add support for PHP-8.1 Enums * merges #173 * fixes #171 * Add support for APCu * merges #162, #93 * Add OPT_ASSOC for roundtrip serialization of map. * merges #58
• mongodb 1.20.0
  ## What's Changed * Master is now 1.20-dev by @alcaeus in https://github.com/mongodb/mongo-php-driver/pull/1550 * Merge v1.19 into master by @mongodb-php-bot in https://github.com/mongodb/mongo-php-driver/pull/1553 * Merge v1.19 into master by @mongodb-php-bot in https://github.com/mongodb/mongo-php-driver/pull/1554 * PHPC-2386: Fix build config output without libmongocrypt by @jmikola in https://github.com/mongodb/mongo-php-driver/pull/1557 * Merge v1.19 into master by @mongodb-php-bot in https://github.com/mongodb/mongo-php-driver/pull/1563 * Merge v1.19 into master by @mongodb-php-bot in https://github.com/mongodb/mongo-php-driver/pull/1564 * Merge v1.19 into master by @mongodb-php-bot in https://github.com/mongodb/mongo-php-driver/pull/1566 * Bump mongodb-labs/drivers-github-tools from 1 to 2 by @dependabot in https://github.com/mongodb/mongo-php-driver/pull/1568 * Merge v1.19 into master by @mongodb-php-bot in https://github.com/mongodb/mongo-php-driver/pull/1569 * Merge v1.19 into master by @mongodb-php-bot in https://github.com/mongodb/mongo-php-driver/pull/1570 * Revert "Bump mongodb-labs/drivers-github-tools from 1 to 2" by @alcaeus in https://github.com/mongodb/mongo-php-driver/pull/1571 * Merge v1.19 into master by @mongodb-php-bot in https://github.com/mongodb/mongo-php-driver/pull/1574 * Merge v1.19 into master by @mongodb-php-bot in https://github.com/mongodb/mongo-php-driver/pull/1576 * Merge v1.19 into master by @mongodb-php-bot in https://github.com/mongodb/mongo-php-driver/pull/1578 * PHPC-2395: Fetch Atlas connectivity URIs from AWS Secrets Manager by @jmikola in https://github.com/mongodb/mongo-php-driver/pull/1579 * Merge v1.19 into master by @alcaeus in https://github.com/mongodb/mongo-php-driver/pull/1581 * Merge v1.19 into master by @mongodb-php-bot in https://github.com/mongodb/mongo-php-driver/pull/1580 * Merge v1.19 into master by @mongodb-php-bot in https://github.com/mongodb/mongo-php-driver/pull/1585 * PHPC-2398: Use server_id methods for libmongoc 1.28+ by @jmikola in https://github.com/mongodb/mongo-php-driver/pull/1582 * PHPC-2401: Support QEv2 range protocol by @jmikola in https://github.com/mongodb/mongo-php-driver/pull/1583 * Merge v1.19 into master by @mongodb-php-bot in https://github.com/mongodb/mongo-php-driver/pull/1588 * PHPC-2254: Relax server selection timeout error message pattern by @jmikola in https://github.com/mongodb/mongo-php-driver/pull/1587 * Merge v1.19 into master by @mongodb-php-bot in https://github.com/mongodb/mongo-php-driver/pull/1591 * Merge v1.19 into master by @mongodb-php-bot in https://github.com/mongodb/mongo-php-driver/pull/1592 * Merge v1.19 into master by @mongodb-php-bot in https://github.com/mongodb/mongo-php-driver/pull/1594 * Merge v1.19 into master by @mongodb-php-bot in https://github.com/mongodb/mongo-php-driver/pull/1597 * PHPC-2376: Test against MongoDB 8.0 by @alcaeus in https://github.com/mongodb/mongo-php-driver/pull/1598 * Fix version computation for libmongoc development versions by @alcaeus in https://github.com/mongodb/mongo-php-driver/pull/1599 * Merge v1.19 into master by @mongodb-php-bot in https://github.com/mongodb/mongo-php-driver/pull/1601 * Merge v1.19 into master by @mongodb-php-bot in https://github.com/mongodb/mongo-php-driver/pull/1603 * PHPC-1489: Deprecate integer readPreference constants by @alcaeus in https://github.com/mongodb/mongo-php-driver/pull/1604 * PHPC-2347: Deprecate BSON functions by @alcaeus in https://github.com/mongodb/mongo-php-driver/pull/1607 * Fix failing tests on x86 systems by @alcaeus in https://github.com/mongodb/mongo-php-driver/pull/1609 * PHPC-2349, PHPC-2411: Deprecate unused exception classes by @alcaeus in https://github.com/mongodb/mongo-php-driver/pull/1608 * PHPC-2414, PHPC-2415: Update wire versions for MongoDB 8.0 compatibility by @alcaeus in https://github.com/mongodb/mongo-php-driver/pull/1610 * Merge v1.19 into master by @mongodb-php-bot in https://github.com/mongodb/mongo-php-driver/pull/1613 * PHPC-2286 Implement `UTCDateTime::toDateTimeImmutable` by @GromNaN in https://github.com/mongodb/mongo-php-driver/pull/1611 * PHPC-1957 Add tests for out-of-range `UTCDateTime` values by @GromNaN in https://github.com/mongodb/mongo-php-driver/pull/1614 * Use drivers-evergreen-tools for Windows testing by @alcaeus in https://github.com/mongodb/mongo-php-driver/pull/1615 * Merge v1.19 into master by @mongodb-php-bot in https://github.com/mongodb/mongo-php-driver/pull/1620 * Merge v1.19 into master by @mongodb-php-bot in https://github.com/mongodb/mongo-php-driver/pull/1621 * PHPC-2421, PHPC-2428: Update bundled dependencies by @alcaeus in https://github.com/mongodb/mongo-php-driver/pull/1622 * PHPC-2434: Add PHP 8.4 to GitHub Actions by @alcaeus in https://github.com/mongodb/mongo-php-driver/pull/1625 * PHPC-2420: Initial composer.json for pie support by @alcaeus in https://github.com/mongodb/mongo-php-driver/pull/1624 * Merge v1.19 into master by @mongodb-php-bot in https://github.com/mongodb/mongo-php-driver/pull/1626 * Merge v1.19 into master by @mongodb-php-bot in https://github.com/mongodb/mongo-php-driver/pull/1629 * PHPC-2403: Remove optional sparsity and trimFactor options by @alcaeus in https://github.com/mongodb/mongo-php-driver/pull/1628 * Merge v1.19 into v1.20 by @mongodb-php-bot in https://github.com/mongodb/mongo-php-driver/pull/1633 * PHPC-2412: Deprecate CursorId class by @alcaeus in https://github.com/mongodb/mongo-php-driver/pull/1616 * Fix exception message expectation on MongoDB latest by @alcaeus in https://github.com/mongodb/mongo-php-driver/pull/1637 * Validate composer.json as part of CI workflows by @alcaeus in https://github.com/mongodb/mongo-php-driver/pull/1636 * Update merge-up config by @alcaeus in https://github.com/mongodb/mongo-php-driver/pull/1641 * PHPC-2443: Deprecate string argument and accept Int64 instances in UTCDateTime constructor by @alcaeus in https://github.com/mongodb/mongo-php-driver/pull/1643 * PHPC-2413: Use new distros for RHEL ppc and Z by @alcaeus in https://github.com/mongodb/mongo-php-driver/pull/1647 * PHPC-2442: Deprecate getServer, add getHost and getPort to APM events by @jmikola in https://github.com/mongodb/mongo-php-driver/pull/1644 * Merge v1.19 into v1.20 by @mongodb-php-bot in https://github.com/mongodb/mongo-php-driver/pull/1649 * PHPC-2350: Implement JSON methods for PackedArray by @alcaeus in https://github.com/mongodb/mongo-php-driver/pull/1645 * Update archive names for Windows builds by @alcaeus in https://github.com/mongodb/mongo-php-driver/pull/1655 * Remove usage of deprecated E_STRICT by @alcaeus in https://github.com/mongodb/mongo-php-driver/pull/1668 * PHPC-2448: Update to libmongoc 1.28.0 by @alcaeus in https://github.com/mongodb/mongo-php-driver/pull/1673 * PHPC-2452: Warn if --with-openssl-dir is used by @jmikola in https://github.com/mongodb/mongo-php-driver/pull/1677 * PHPC-2453: Deprecation notice for Query "modifiers" option by @jmikola in https://github.com/mongodb/mongo-php-driver/pull/1680 * Drop RHEL 7.6 from evergreen testing by @alcaeus in https://github.com/mongodb/mongo-php-driver/pull/1682 * PHPC-2456: Correctly dereference arrays in type maps by @alcaeus in https://github.com/mongodb/mongo-php-driver/pull/1683

  Full Changelog: https://github.com/mongodb/mongo-php-driver/compare/1.19.4...1.20.0

Latest PECL Releases:

• uuid 1.2.1
  - MacOS support (Sean Molenaar)
  • fix for util-linux/libuuid 2.40 and uuid_time64
• yaml 2.2.4
  Bugs Fixed: - #85: PHP 8.4.0 beta4 test yaml_parse_file_002.phpt fails (andypost) - emit.c: fix -Wsign-compare (bd808) - #75: yaml_parse_file does not set &$ndoc as expected (tomterl) - Fix [-Wincompatible-pointer-types] warning (remicollet)
• redis 6.1.0
  Sponsors

  Audiomack - https://audiomack.com Open LMS - https://openlms.net Avtandil Kikabidze - https://github.com/akalongman Ty Karok - https://github.com/karock Object Cache Pro for WordPress - https://objectcache.pro

  --- 6.1.0 ---

  NOTE: There were no changes to C code between 6.1.0RC2 and 6.1.0

  Documentation:

  • Update package.xml to make it clearer that we support many key-value stores [52e69ede] (Remi Collet)
  • Fix redis.io urls [0bae4bb0] (Vincent Langlet)

  Tests/CI:

  • Fix 2 tests with redis 6.2 [cc1be322] (Remi Collet)

  --- 6.1.0RC2 ---

  Fixed:

  • Fixed a SIGABRT error in PHP 8.4 [a75a7e5a] (Michael Grunder)
  • Clean up code for unsupported versions of PHP [37cebdd7] (Remi Collet)
  • Add SessionHelpers.php to package.xml[e9474b80] (Remi Collet)
  • 8.4 implicit null fix, bump version [bff3a22e, 30c8f90c] [Remi Collet]

  Changed:

  • Raised minimum supported PHP version to 7.4 [8b519423] (Michael Grunder)

  Removed:

  • Removed erroneously duplicated changelog entries [40c89736] (Michael Grunder)

  Tests/CI:

  • Move to upload artifacts v4 [9d380500] (Michael Grunder)

  Added:

  • Added composer.json to support PIE (PHP Installer for Extensions) [b59e35a6] (James Titcumb)

  --- 6.1.0RC1 ---

  Fixed:

  • Fix random connection timeouts with Redis Cluster. [eb7f31e7] (Jozsef Koszo)
  • Fix argument count issue in HSET with associative array [6ea5b3e0] (Viktor Djupsjobacka)
  • SRANDMEMBER can return any type because of serialization. [6673b5b2] (Michael Grunder)
  • Fix HRANDFIELD command when WITHVALUES is used. [99f9fd83] (Michael Grunder)
  • Allow context array to be nullable [50529f56] (Michael Grunder)
  • Fix a macOS (M1) compiler warning. [7de29d57] (Michael Grunder)
  • GETEX documentation/updates and implentation in RedisCluster [981c6931] (Michael Grunder)
  • Refactor redis_script_cmd and fix to flush subcommand. [7c551424] (Pavlo Yatsukhnenko)
  • Update liveness check and fix PHP 8.4 compilation error. [c139de3a] (Michael Grunder)
  • Rework how we declare ZSTD min/max constants. [34b5bd81] (Michael Grunder)
  • Fix memory leak if we fail in ps_open_redis. [0e926165] (Michael Grunder)
  • Fix segfault and remove redundant macros [a9e53fd1] (Pavlo Yatsukhnenko)
  • Fix PHP 8.4 includes [a51215ce] (Michael Grunder)
  • Handle arbitrarily large SCAN cursors properly. [2612d444, e52f0afa] (Michael Grunder)
  • Improve warning when we encounter an invalid EXPIRY in SET [732e466a] (Michael Grunder)
  • Fix Arginfo / zpp mismatch for DUMP command [50e5405c] (Pavlo Yatsukhnenko)
  • RedisCluster::publish returns a cluster_long_resp [14f93339] (Alexandre Choura)
  • Fix segfault when passing just false to auth. [6dc0a0be] (Michael Grunder)
  • the VALUE argument type for hSetNx must be the same as for hSet [df074dbe] (Uladzimir Tsykun)
  • Other fixes [e18f6c6d, 3d7be358, 2b555c89, fa1a283a, 37c5f8d4] (Michael Grunder, Viktor Szepe)

  Added:

  • Compression support for PHP sessions. [da4ab0a7] (bitactive)
  • Support for early_refresh in Redis sessions to match cluster behavior [b6989018] (Bitactive)
  • Implement WAITAOF command. [ed7c9f6f] (Michael Grunder)

  Removed:

  • PHP 7.1, 7.2, and 7.3 CI jobs [d68c30f8, dc39bd55] (Michael Grunder)

  Changed:

  • Fix the time unit of retry_interval [3fdd52b4] (woodong)

  Documentation:

  • Many documentation fixes. [eeb51099] (Michael Dwyer)
  • fix missing code tags [f865d5b9] (divinity76)
  • Mention Valkey support [5f1eecfb] (PlavorSeol)
  • Mention KeyDB support in README.md [37fa3592] (Tim Starling)
  • Remove mention of pickle [c7a73abb] (David Baker)
  • Add session.save_path examples [8a39caeb] (Martin Vancl)
  • Tighter return types for Redis::(keys|hKeys|hVals|hGetAll) [77ab62bc] (Benjamin Morel)
  • Update stubs [4d233977, ff305349, 12966a74, a4a283ab, 8f8ff72a] (Michael Grunder, Takayasu Oyama, Pavlo Yatsukhnenko)
  • Fix config.m4 when using custom dep paths [ece3f7be] (Michael Grunder)
  • Fix retry_internal documentation [142c1f4a] (SplotyCode)
  • Fix anchor link [9b5cad31] (Git'Fellow)
  • Fix typo in link [bfd379f0] (deiga)
  • Fix Fedora package url [60b1ba14, 717713e1] (Dmitrii Kotov)
  • Update Redis Sentinel documentation to reflect changes to constructor in 6.0 release [dc05d65c] (Pavlo Yatsukhnenko)

  Tests/CI:

  • Avoid fatal error in test execution. [57304970] (Michael Grunder)
  • Refactor unit test framework. [b1771def] (Michael Grunder)
  • Get unit tests working in php-cgi. [b808cc60] (Michael Grunder)
  • Switch to ZEND_STRL in more places. [7050c989, f8c762e7] (Michael Grunder)
  • Workaround weird PHP compiler crash. [d3b2d87b] (Michael Grunder)
  • Refactor tests (formatting, modernization, etc). [dab6a62d, c6cd665b, 78b70ca8, 3c125b09, 18b0da72, b88e72b1, 0f94d9c1, 59965971, 3dbc2bd8, 9b90c03b, c0d6f042] (Michael Grunder)
  • Spelling fixes [0d89e928] (Michael Grunder)
  • Added Valkey support. [f350dc34] (Michael Grunder)
  • Add a test for session compression. [9f3ca98c] (Michael Grunder)
  • Test against valkey [a819a44b] (Michael Grunder)
  • sessionSaveHandler injection. [9f8f80ca] (Pavlo Yatsukhnenko)
  • KeyDB addiions [54d62c72, d9c48b78] (Michael Grunder)
  • Add PHP 8.3 to CI [78d15140, e051a5db] (Robert Kelcak, Pavlo Yatsukhnenko)
  • Use newInstance in RedisClusterTest [954fbab8] (Pavlo Yatsukhnenko)
  • Use actions/checkout@v4 [f4c2ac26] (Pavlo Yatsukhnenko)
  • Cluster nodes from ENV [eda39958, 0672703b] (Pavlo Yatsukhnenko)
  • Ensure we're talking to redis-server in our high ports test. [7825efbc] (Michael Grunder)
  • Add missing option to installation example [2bddd84f] (Pavlo Yatsukhnenko)
  • Fix typo in link [8f6bc98f] (Timo Sand)
  • Update tests to allow users to use a custom class. [5f6ce414] (Michael Grunder)
• memcached 3.3.0RC1
  - Add #515 option to locally enforce payload size limit - Add #539 zstd support - Add #540 compression_level option - Mark password as a sensitive param for PHP 8.2 - Fix Windows PHP 8 compatibility - Fix #518 Windows msgpack support - Fix #522 signed integer overflow - Fix #523 incorrect PHP reflection type for Memcached::cas $cas_token - Fix #546 don't check key automatically, unless client-side verify_key is enabled - Fix #555 incompatible pointer types (32-bit)
• xdebug 3.4.0beta1
  Fri, Oct 04, 2024 - Xdebug 3.4.0beta1

  = Fixed bugs:

  • Fixed issue #2261: Send control socket location in init packet
  • Fixed issue #2281: PHP 8.4 support
• mailparse 3.1.8
  - PHP 8.4 compatibility
• mailparse 3.1.7
  - PHP 8.4 compatibility
• opentelemetry 1.1.0
  See https://github.com/open-telemetry/opentelemetry-php-instrumentation/releases/tag/1.1.0

Latest PECL Releases:

• datadog_trace 1.4.1
  ## Tracer

  Fixed

  • Fix: MongoDBIntegration condition typo #2884
  • Fix crash in profiler when span stack switch causes GC run #2885
  • Support build with disabled zend signals #2886
  • Send git tags via remote config #2890
  • Fix memory leak with sidecar trace sender #2875

  Profiling

  Fixed

  • Fix profiler ZTS build on alpine #2887

  Application Security Management

  Fixed

  • AppSec: improve behavior with empty DD_SERVICE/DD_ENV #2888
• datadog_trace 1.4.0
  ## Tracer

  The default value for datadog.trace.cli_enabled is now set to true (except for composer), meaning that CLI processes will be traced by default.

  Added

  • Dynamic configuration #2796
  • Dynamic instrumentation #2796
    • Can be enabled with datadog.dynamic_instrumentation.enabled=1.
  • Exception replay #2796
    • Can be enabled with datadog.exception_replay_enabled=1.
  • Track peak memory usage in root span metrics #2840

  Changed

  • Enable sidecar trace sender on PHP 8.3 #2729
  • Optimize sending traces via sidecar Datadog/libdatadog#598
  • Add new ini config datadog.crashtracking_enabled #2850
  • Add ionCube to the list of incompatible extensions + add INI setting to ignore incompatible extensions #2858
  • Enable CLI by default #2871

  Fixed

  • Crashtracker: fix a use-after-free error #2843
  • Fix curl integration race condition #2847
  • Fix memory leak with sidecar trace sender #2875
  • OpenTelemetry: Missing addLink method and Fiber handling #2849
  • Mongodb: Deprecated exception in v1.20+ #2870
  • Fix leaking sidecar sessions Datadog/libdatadog#642
  • Implement deadlock watchdog for sidecar Datadog/libdatadog#647

  Internal

  • Fix testsuite flakiness #2841, #2846, #2848, #2867
  • Fix telemetry metric name Datadog/libdatadog#666

  SSI Loader changes

  • Add SSI requirements.json file #2813
  • Disable the tracer in case of a potential incompatibility (extension/jit) #2853

  Profiling

  Internal

  • bump to Rust 1.76 #2876

  Application Security Management

  Changed

  • Move helper to sidecar remote config #2864

  Fixed

  • Fix improper symbol exports in appsec ext/helper #2854
  • Remove gid from socket/lock path of helper #2855
  • appsec ext: retry on connection refused #2860
  • Fix orderly helper appsec shutdown #2859

  Internal changes

  • Add appsec benchmarks #2791
• selinux 0.6.1
  - fix implicit nullable parameters
• oauth 2.0.9
  * Fix PHP-8.3 deprecations * Fix PHP-8.4 compatibility

Latest PECL Releases:

• swoole 5.1.5
  - Fix the need to use zend_ini_parse_quantity to parse string numbers for PHP versions greater than 8.2. @matyhtf
  • Fix an occasional resource unavailability issue when coroutineizing pdo_pgsql. @NathanFreeman
  • Fix header file reference issues when coroutineizing pdo_pgsql. @NathanFreeman
  • Fix incorrect relative path checks to avoid bypassing path validation. @matyhtf
  • Fix incorrect concurrency count caused by process restarts in high-concurrency environments. @matyhtf
  • Sync some related code for php8.3 curl. @NathanFreeman
  • Fix core test errors in the process module. @NathanFreeman
  • In SWOOLE_BASE mode, all connections should be closed during the PHP RSHUTDOWN phase. @matyhtf
  • Optimize kernel code. @matyhtf
• datadog_trace 1.4.2
  ## Tracer

  Changed

  • Disable sidecar sending on lambda #2904

  Fixed

  • Fix exception property offset computation for PHP 8.1+ #2901
  • Prevent Laravel Queue hooks from stacking up #2899
  • Fix crash with missing name in span in debug mode #2893
  • Restrict remote config path to a definite 31 chars DataDog/libdatadog#676

  Application Security Management

  Changed

  • Update event obfuscation regex #2897

  Fixed

  • Fix abort() call on appsec helper unload #2900
• pinpoint_php 0.6.0
  ## 0.6.0 2024-10-21 - release asynchronous version
• awscrt 1.2.7
  pick up release from upstreams
• memcached 3.3.0
  - Add #515 option to locally enforce payload size limit - Add #539 zstd support - Add #540 compression_level option - Mark password as a sensitive param for PHP 8.2 - Upgrade Windows libmemcached to v1.1.4 - Fix Windows PHP 8 compatibility - Fix #518 Windows msgpack support - Fix #522 signed integer overflow - Fix #523 incorrect PHP reflection type for Memcached::cas $cas_token - Fix #546 don't check key automatically, unless client-side verify_key is enabled - Fix #555 incompatible pointer types (32-bit)
• gRPC 1.67.0
  - gRPC Core 1.67.0 update
• imap 1.0.3
  - Build fixes for PHP 8.4. - Report extension version in phpinfo() output.