Long term support release

Construct 3 r397.4

Fix examples

18 September, 2024 ()

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Notes

Due to a mistake in our new LTS release system, our first LTS release r397.3 didn't load any examples or thumbnails. We're releasing this update to fix that to make sure the LTS release can still make use of its existing examples, as they may still be a useful reference when staying on an LTS release.

In case you missed it you can see the release notes of the first LTS release here.

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  • Can we request some backporting of specific features to the LTS?

    For example, my request is to add the SDK V2 functions for this._info.AddC3RuntimeScript("c3runtime/mymodule.js");

    Which makes creating SDK V2 addons cleaner and simpler, by adding support for importing modules.

    If this LTS is around for years, it would be good for it to be compatible with well made SDK V2 addons.

    I can add a feature request, if that's where you want this type of request.

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      We don't currently intend to backport any new features to LTS releases. The goal is only to maintain them with essential bug fixes and compatibility updates.

      • I see, while you are still in the early stage of this, how about making the 407 stable the LTS. I think allowing imports in future SDK V2 addons is important for addon creators doing addons, from development standpoint and using external libraries and it is good for the first LTS to support this good SDK V2 foundation.

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