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New month, new explcheck update! 
This release introduces the first stage of semantic analysis. expl3 function definitions are now analyzed in depth, allowing explcheck to catch more issues inside user-defined code—not just at the top level.
I also report on bugs found in TeX Live packages and how maintainers are responding.
Details in the latest blog post:
https://witiko.github.io/Expl3-Linter-8.5/
witiko.github.ioStatic analysis of expl3 programs (8½): First stages of semantic analysis and working with the communityToday, I’m excited to announce another update to expltools, the bundle that includes the static analysis tool explcheck for the expl3 programming language. This update introduces initial support for semantic analysis. In this post, I’ll explain what this means for expl3 programmers, what’s still missing, and where we’re headed next.
In a previous post, I introduced a public website listing issues in current TeX Live packages detected by explcheck. This time, I’ll also talk about how I’ve been using that resource to collaborate with package authors and help fix real-world issues.
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