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• Feb 11, 2026: Client-Side is coming
• Jan 18, 2026: Minor bug fixes and improvements (V1.2026.1).
• Jan 9, 2026: Minor bug fixes and improvements (V1.2026.0).
• Nov 17, 2025: Beta testing of Chart Diagram.
  (Many thanks to David Fyfe for its great contribution!)
• Nov 4, 2025: Minor bug fixes and improvements (V1.2025.10).
• Oct 18, 2025: Minor bug fixes and improvements (V1.2025.9).
• Oct 11, 2025: We are currently redesigning the PlantUML command-line options. Your feedback is very valuable at this stage! We invite you to test to let us know what feels clear (or confusing).
• Oct 4, 2025: Minor bug fixes and improvements (V1.2025.8).
• Sep 10, 2025: Minor bug fixes and improvements (V1.2025.7).
  Versions V1.2025.5 and V1.2025.6 were never actually released due to the OSSRH end-of-life and shutdown. This had absolutely no impact on end users or developers, but it required some sensitive updates to our internal GitHub CI pipelines. Everything is now back to normal, and we expect to resume our regular release schedule.
• June 28, 2025: Minor bug fixes and improvements (V1.2025.4).
• June 1, 2025: Minor bug fixes and improvements (V1.2025.3).
• May 18, 2025: A real-world example of how Large Language Models can assist in developing custom tooling for step-by-step playback of PlantUML sequence diagrams, authored by Unmesh Joshi and featured on Martin Fowler's blog. (Thanks to Andreas Studer for pointing this out).
• March 5, 2025: Minor bug fixes and improvements (V1.2025.2).
• February 16, 2025: Minor bug fixes and improvements (V1.2025.1).
• February 1, 2025: Updated version of the PlantUML Language Reference Guide to V1.2025.0.
• January 7, 2025: Minor bug fixes and improvements (V1.2025.0).
• November 18, 2024: Visit the PlantUML Themes Gallery!
  (Many thanks to Johannes Thorn for its contribution!)
• November 15, 2024: Minor bug fixes and improvements (V1.2024.8).
• October 16, 2024: Developed by Xiaoqi Zhao, you can explore the new PlantUML course on Udemy or watch it on YouTube.
  (Huge congratulations and thanks to Xiaoqi for this contribution!)
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