0.BREAKING.ENHANCING.RELEASE0 shows that Aqua does not meet its vision yet, so syntax and semantics can change quicklyBREAKING part is incremented for each breaking change when old .aqua files need to be updated to compile with the new versionENHANCING part is incremented for every syntax additionRELEASE is the release number, shows internal compiler changes, bugfixes that keep the language untouched
go-to definition feature in VSCode1 + x), arrow calls in any place (e.g. for x <- foo(3 + bar()) par...) and simple comparison (e.g. if a > 3) (#461 -> #410)array[5]. With this syntax, non-literal indices are allowed, like array[conf.length] (#401)import "@fluencelabs/aqua-lib/builtin.aqua" should always work now, even outside of an NPM project (#384)for cycles (#321)fldist so far (cannot run the emitted AIR via fldist). Use aqua run to run Aqua instead (#358).aqua extension in imports is optional: you may import "file.aqua" or just import "file" with the same effect (#292)aqua-js command (#256)module, declares, use, export expressions (#245), see Imports and Exports for the docs. host_peer_id , a predefined constant that points on the relay if Aqua compilation is configured so, and on %init_peer_id% otherwise, see #218.