3.8.0

This release adds a new configuration option: compileBasicElementLotusScript. This is off by default (a change from previous point releases) and allows control over the compilation of LotusScript in "basic" design elements like forms and views.

This compilation has proven optional in practice, as it was only added in the 3.6.0 era, and can have the down sides that it can take a long time to execute and potentially will break builds on otherwise-stable projects where LotusScript content is corrupt in an invisible way. Its utility when enabled is to ensure that the entire project can be cleanly built - when left disabled, it's possible for LotusScript in forms and views to be invalid but go undetected until runtime.