--default-channel=: Configure the default Juliaup channel. For example --default-channel lts would install the lts channel and configure it as the default. • --add-to-path=: Configure whether Julia that is usable through- out the HPC environment. 38.15 Julia Releases Do I want to use the Stable, LTS, or nightly version of Julia? The Stable version of Julia is the latest released version of Julia made approximately every 4-5 months after a few weeks of testing as a release candidate. Unlike the LTS version the Stable version will not normally receive bugfixes after another Stable version of Julia

--default-channel=: Configure the default Juliaup channel. For example --default-channel lts would install the lts channel and configure it as the default. • --add-to-path=: Configure whether Julia that is usable through- out the HPC environment. 38.15 Julia Releases Do I want to use the Stable, LTS, or nightly version of Julia? The Stable version of Julia is the latest released version of Julia made approximately every 4-5 months after a few weeks of testing as a release candidate. Unlike the LTS version the Stable version will not normally receive bugfixes after another Stable version of Julia

--default-channel=: Configure the default Juliaup channel. For example --default-channel lts would install the lts channel and configure it as the default. • --add-to-path=: Configure whether Julia that is usable through- out the HPC environment. 38.15 Julia Releases Do I want to use the Stable, LTS, or nightly version of Julia? The Stable version of Julia is the latest released version of Julia made approximately every 4-5 months after a few weeks of testing as a release candidate. Unlike the LTS version the Stable version will not normally receive bugfixes after another Stable version of Julia

--default-channel=: Configure the default Juliaup channel. For example --default-channel lts would install the lts channel and configure it as the default. • --add-to-path=: Configure whether Julia that is usable through- out the HPC environment. 38.15 Julia Releases Do I want to use the Stable, LTS, or nightly version of Julia? The Stable version of Julia is the latest released version of Julia made approximately every 4-5 months after a few weeks of testing as a release candidate. Unlike the LTS version the Stable version will not normally receive bugfixes after another Stable version of Julia

--default-channel=: Configure the default Juliaup channel. For example --default-channel lts would install the lts channel and configure it as the default. • --add-to-path=: Configure whether Julia that is usable through- out the HPC environment. 38.15 Julia Releases Do I want to use the Stable, LTS, or nightly version of Julia? The Stable version of Julia is the latest released version of Julia made approximately every 4-5 months after a few weeks of testing as a release candidate. Unlike the LTS version the Stable version will not normally receive bugfixes after another Stable version of Julia

that is usable through- out the HPC environment. 37.15 Julia Releases Do I want to use the Stable, LTS, or nightly version of Julia? The Stable version of Julia is the latest released version of Julia made approximately every 4-5 months after a few weeks of testing as a release candidate. Unlike the LTS version the Stable version will not normally receive bugfixes after another Stable version of Julia written for earlier versions. You may prefer the LTS (Long Term Support) version of Julia if you are looking for a very stable code base. The current LTS version of Julia is versioned according to SemVer

--default-channel=: Configure the default Juliaup channel. For example --default-channel lts would install the lts channel and configure it as the default. • --add-to-path=: Configure whether Julia that is usable through- out the HPC environment. 38.15 Julia Releases Do I want to use the Stable, LTS, or nightly version of Julia? The Stable version of Julia is the latest released version of Julia made approximately every 4-5 months after a few weeks of testing as a release candidate. Unlike the LTS version the Stable version will not normally receive bugfixes after another Stable version of Julia

--default-channel=: Configure the default Juliaup channel. For example --default-channel lts would install the lts channel and configure it as the default. • --add-to-path=: Configure whether Julia that is usable through- out the HPC environment. 38.15 Julia Releases Do I want to use the Stable, LTS, or nightly version of Julia? The Stable version of Julia is the latest released version of Julia made approximately every 4-5 months after a few weeks of testing as a release candidate. Unlike the LTS version the Stable version will not normally receive bugfixes after another Stable version of Julia

--default-channel=: Configure the default Juliaup channel. For example --default-channel lts would install the lts channel and configure it as the default. • --add-to-path=: Configure whether Julia that is usable through- out the HPC environment. 38.15 Julia Releases Do I want to use the Stable, LTS, or nightly version of Julia? The Stable version of Julia is the latest released version of Julia made approximately every 4-5 months after a few weeks of testing as a release candidate. Unlike the LTS version the Stable version will not normally receive bugfixes after another Stable version of Julia

that is usable through- out the HPC environment. 37.15 Julia Releases Do I want to use the Stable, LTS, or nightly version of Julia? The Stable version of Julia is the latest released version of Julia made approximately every 4-5 months after a few weeks of testing as a release candidate. Unlike the LTS version the Stable version will not normally receive bugfixes after another Stable version of Julia written for earlier versions. You may prefer the LTS (Long Term Support) version of Julia if you are looking for a very stable code base. The current LTS version of Julia is versioned according to SemVer