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SeqAn 3.1.0 Release We are thrilled to announce SeqAn 3.1.0 - the first stable SeqAn3 release. You can also find a comprehensive list of the changes in our [changelog](https://docs.seqan.de/seqan/3.1.0/about_changelog.html).
We are proud to announce the last `3.0.x` Release of the SeqAn Library. This is a rather big release for us, encompassing `923` commits and changing `1750` files. This sums up to over 75,000 insertions and more than 50,000 deletions. Despite this huge diff, we have good reasons to believe that upgrading from 3.0.2 will be extremely smooth and easy. You can find a comprehensive list of the changes in our [changelog](https://docs.seqan.de/seqan/3.0.3/about_changelog.html).
SeqAn 3.0.2 Release Despite all circumstances, we are excited to present a new update of our SeqAn library. We present some great new features and also a lot of usability improvements. Among others, this release will fully comply with the final C++-20 standard. :warning: In this release we harmonised the algorithm configurations for a better user experience. This, much like 2020, will break a lot of code. But rest assured that the changes are easy to apply and are worth every bit. :smile: You can find a comprehensive list of the changes in our [changelog](http://docs.seqan.de/seqan/3.0.2/about_changelog.html).
Merge pull request seqan#1511 from eseiler/doc/update_cppreference [DOC] Update cppreference index
This is the initial release of SeqAn3. It is an entirely new library so there is no changelog that covers the differences to SeqAn2. See the porting guide for some help on porting: http://docs.seqan.de/seqan/3-master-user/howto_porting.html