Pragmatch version 1.38 Released

Pragmatach version 1.38 has been released

Here are the notable changes:

  • Numerous bugs that were identified by Findbugs have been resolved.
  • Upgraded from Antlr3 to Antlr4
  • Upgraded to scannotation 1.03
  • Added url_for API to make generation of urls in templates simpler

 

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