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Together with Photon M4 (it will be decided later whether M4 will include the released version of 1.7.0 or the first milestone of 2.0).
M2
2018/02/01
For Photon M5
M3
2018/03/14
For Photon M6
M4
2018/05/16
For Photon M7
Themes
Dependency update
VIATRA 2.0 will break compatibility with old versions of Java, Eclipse Platform, Xtext. Together with this step, usage for Guava will be reduced.
Query language updates
VIATRA 2.0 will include an updated version of the query language that will be easier to use and hopefully perform better in case of more complex metamodel definition. However, this language will not be backwards compatible with previous query definitions. The exact migration support will be decided later.