Processing
Flexible software sketchbook for learning to code
Processing adds a release-candidate step before shipping 4.5.7's Linux and WebGPU fixes.
◆Recent moves
- 1mo ago
Processing 4.5.7 fixes Linux startup and WebGPU launch flags
The first Processing release in this feed to pass through release candidates, carrying a Linux startup crash fix and a correction so --disable-awt applies only to the WebGPU renderer. Small changes, but they show the wgpu work from 4.5.6 now meeting users.
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4.5.7 RC1 adds a CI permissions check
A second candidate adding only a CI permissions check, three days after the first. Process work before the 4.5.7 final.
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Processing 4.5.7 release candidate
A release candidate introduced alongside a PR that sets up a candidate step before full releases. Its contents match the eventual 4.5.7.
View source ↗ - 3mo ago
wgpu renderer branch lands in main, Gradle 9.1 upgrade
⚡ SPARKThe release that closes the plumbing chapter and opens the renderer one: Gradle moves to 9.x and the year-old `the-wgpu-moment` branch is merged into main. The maintainers are careful to say it is not yet made to be explored, which puts Processing at the start of a graphics-stack transition rather than the end.
View source ↗ - 4mo ago
macOS hotfix: codesign entitlements restored
A next-day hotfix for a macOS build signed without the JIT entitlement, which left the shipped app unable to run compiled code. It is exactly the class of failure the reworked release workflow in 4.5.4 was built to contain.
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Releases restart; workflow survives failed notarization
The release that restarted a stalled train, though the more durable change is the workflow behind it: a failed macOS notarization no longer forces a version bump, and Maven and Gradle publish only once every platform build succeeds. That reliability work is what makes the cadence in the releases above possible.
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