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The most notable feature in this release is control replication, a feature that we have been working on for many years that makes Legion dramatically more scalable in typical usage scenarios. In fact, the vast majority of users have already been using control replication, meaning that this is the first stable release of Legion which is usable (in a practical manner) for the vast majority of our users.
As of this release, that means that the old control_replication branch is no longer being updated, and will be deleted at some point in the future. All updates from now on will go into the master branch, and it is our intention to avoid any long-standing feature branches in the future.
This release also finally removes some old Legion features that have been deprecated for nearly 10 years at this point. If you were somehow using those features, you will need to update to their replacements.
In addition, with this release, we are now packaging Legion Prof via crates.io. That means you can now install Legion Prof with:
