This version introduces some changes that may impact existing codebases. We recommend reviewing the Migration Guide for a smooth transition. Notable changes include:

• Standard Library Updates: Several functions have been renamed for better consistency and usability.
• Keyword Adjustments: The keywords unsafe and loop for iterator loops have been renamed to improve code clarity and reduce potential ambiguity.

• file_extract: Simplifies the process of extracting archive files (#587).
• file_glob: Enables efficient pattern-based file searches (#511).
• input_hidden: Allows for secure hidden input, ideal for passwords and secrets (#492).

• Windows Git Bash Support: Amber now runs seamlessly on Git Bash for Windows users (#501).
• Built-in Functions: New built-ins such as len, exit, and lines enhance scripting capabilities
  (#402 #545 #565).
• Trailing Comma Support: Import statements now support trailing commas, aligning with modern programming conventions (#602).
• Compile-Time Math for Ranges: Enables mathematical operations on ranges at compile time (#469).
• Array Slicing: Use syntax like array[i..j] to extract slices of arrays easily (#628).
• Constant Variables: Define constants with the const keyword for immutability (#423 #630).
• CLI Enhancements: A revamped CLI introduces subcommand support for more intuitive interaction (#600).
• Generic Array Parameters: Enables the definition of generic array types, improving flexibility in function definitions (#472).

• Escaping in replace Functions: Improved handling of slashes in replace and replace_one (#487).
• Echo Functions: Enhanced reliability and consistency of echo-related helper functions (#491).

And many more changes that can be found on the GitHub release page.