Today we’re proud to release Grav 1.4, which has been in development and testing since the start of December 2017. This release has been created to act as a stepping stone in the Grav development process to make some new features and functionality available earlier than previously planned, and allow more time for testing and refinement.
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Right on. Just upgraded to 1.4 final from 1.4 beta and all is good.
I just need to chmod permission to the usually folders again. assets, backup, cache, images. etc… No biggie.
Are you updating the documentation? Can’t wait for use Content Blocks
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Upgrade done !
It’s just a little bit complicated in a multi-site way for the admin plugin.
Good job !
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I’m hoping for that, too.
Hello, I am currently running Grav v1.3.10 with theme “Learn2”. My question is, if I update, will the update override my changes over Learn2 styles and js?
Thank you 
Hi @NEO, to keep theme changes (when theme updates occur) you need to create an inherited theme, based off the Learn2 theme https://learn.getgrav.org/themes/customization#theme-inheritance
Once you setup your inherited theme just copy over the Twig files you have already changed.
There’s a separate thread describing the problem (HTML5 audio); but it seems sensible to put a warning here that updating to this version appears to break the handling of audio media tags.
Thank you for the fast respond @paulhibbitts!
This seems to be fixed in https://github.com/getgrav/grav/blob/develop/CHANGELOG.md#v142
Thanks - I confirm that’s fixed the rendering for me.