DUB 1.37.0

D is a modern C-style programming language, declarative, object-oriented, and with inferred static typing, somewhat inspired by Python, Java, Eiffel, C# and Ruby. It provides many conveniences, like automatic memory management, concurrency-awareness, contractual design, or first class arrays and dictionaries, built-in macro and meta programming features. It still permits inline assembler, and produces fast and native binaries.
major feature: D 2.107.0 introduces a new @standalone attribute which allows two modules, which both contain module constructors, to import each other (previously druntime would error not knowing which to run first). Other notable changes include a new "core.stdc.stdatomic" module, and a change in behaviour to ignore unknown pragmas. See the full changelog for more information.