This page provides a list of depreciated features (i.e. features that used to exist but have been removed/no longer supported).
* List Syntax (25/9/25)
Prior to this update, you would use *list to reference a list (direct or value). This worked initially, but began to cause problems with functions (is it -list &ref or -list *ref?) and custom structures. Due to this, and the fact that it would be a pain to maintain, this syntax is no longer supported.
The current day alternative is to use direct references, i.e. getlistat &listname $idx &store instead of getlistat *listname $idx &store. You can still use the old syntax (for now), but it is highly discouraged as you will run into a plethora of issues when trying to work with lists in functions and structs.
stdout and stdlnout
Prior to this update, you would use stdout (inline print) and stdlnout (newline print) for console output. This was changed to be more consistent with other languages like Python.
The current day alternative is to use print and println, respectively.