IMPORTANT KNOWN ISSUE

Due to a release mistake, Faust support was not enabled in this release. 3.0.8 will come out shortly with the fix.

New features

A stable plug-in API through Avendish! It took years of work but there is finally an API that is guaranteed to stay stable as long as C++ compilers exist thanks to the entirely declarative paradigm used, all while enabling the back-end to keep evolving to offer continuously improving performance. Documentation is there: https://celtera.github.io/avendish ; support for JIT-compiling these is a work-in-progress and should already work in simple cases. As an added bonus, plug-ins written against this API will also be portable to other environments, such as PureData, Max, VST...
- It allows to write both CPU and experimentally GPU processors
- Entirely custom UIs are possible
- More features will be added over time ; thanks to the reflection-based design it can be done without breaking existing code.
The DNSSD implementation will now check that Bonjour (on Windows) and Avahi (on Linux) are running, to prevent slow timeouts when they are not.

Multiple MIDI bugfixes (#1384 #1386)
Fix some eager asserts causing crashes in video process (#1377)
Fix that setting time signatures was broken (#1383)
Reallow to change advanced execution settings through the config file
Fix that the Linux AppImage would sometimes not start on Linux due to GDK woes (https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/xorg/xserver/-/issues/1330)
Be more lenient when loading a bad scenario and try to recover things a bit
Fix that the position of comment blocks was not mapped correctly (#1379)
Fix that nodes would stay selected if clicking on a port
Lots of work on improving compile times

Thanks to @simonArchipoff for his first contribution and @RobinMontferme for the ongoing MIDI improvements ! :)