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Jython 2.7.1 beta1 released!
On behalf of the Jython development team, I'm pleased to announce that the first beta of Jython 2.7.1 is available! This is a bugfix release. Bug fixes include:
- Import systems fixes for relative imports and some circular imports.
- -m command now executes scripts from inside a jar file.
- bytearray matches cpython's behavior better.
Please see the NEWS file for detailed release notes. This release of Jython requires JDK 7 or above.

This release is being hosted at maven central. There are three main distributions. In order of popularity:
- Most likely, you want the traditional installer. NOTE: the installer automatically installs pip and setuptools (unless you uncheck that option), but you must unset JYTHON_HOME if you have it set. See the installation instructions for using the installer.
- A pre-built standalone version. See the installation instructions for details about standalone mode.
- A source only distribution.
To see all of the files available including checksums, go to the maven query for Jython and navigate to the appropriate distribution and version.
Posted 15th September 2015 by Frank Wierzbicki

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