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3+ ## 2.5 (2026-02-XX)
4+
5+ ### Major Changes
6+
7+ - The default version of the array API standard is now 2025.12. Previous versions can
8+ still be enabled via the [ flags API] ( array-api-strict-flags ) , e.g., by calling
9+ ` set_array_api_strict_flags(api_version='2024.12') ` or setting
10+ ` ARRAY_API_STRICT_API_VERSION=2024.12 ` .
11+
12+ Note that this support is still relatively undertested. Please [ report any
13+ issues] ( https://github.com/data-apis/array-api-strict/issues ) you find.
14+
15+ - The following new functions, new in the 2025.12 revision, are implemented:
16+
17+ - ` isin `
18+ - ` broadcast_shapes `
19+ - ` linalg.eig `
20+ - ` linalg.eigvals `
21+
22+ - Array objects can now be pickled.
23+
24+
25+ ### Minor Changes
26+
27+ The following updates to existing APIs have been implemented, per the 2025.12 Array API
28+ standard revision:
29+
30+ - ` searchsorted ` now accepts a python scalar for its second argument,
31+ ` x2 ` .
32+
33+ - ` expand_dims ` now accepts tuples of axes.
34+
35+ - ` permute_dims ` now accepts negative axes, with the usual meaning (a negative value
36+ for an axis counts backwards from the end).
37+
38+ The following functions now return tuples instead of lists:
39+
40+ - ` __array_namespace_info__().devices `
41+ - ` broadcast_arrays `
42+ - ` meshgrid `
43+
44+ - ` clip ` has been updated to accept python ` int ` scalars for its ` min ` and ` max `
45+ arguments for clipping a floating-point array.
46+
47+
48+ ### Contributors
49+
50+ The following users contributed to this release:
51+
52+ Evgeni Burovski,
53+ Lucas Colley,
54+ Lucy Liu
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56+
357## 2.4.1 (2025-07-27)
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559### Major Changes
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963- Support for Python versions 3.10 and 3.11 has been reinstated.
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1265### Minor Changes
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1467- Arithmetic operations no longer accept NumPy arrays.
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