They're useless for you. It typically means someone posted a bug on the issue tracker and it got fixed. If you did not try PyPy before, you can't know if it aff

They're useless for you. It typically means someone posted a bug on the issue tracker and it got fixed. If you did not try PyPy before, you can't know if it affects you. If you did and there were bugs in cffi/ctypes, this is a time to try, if you did and it worked it should continue working. I know this is useless for you, but be a little understanding, most releases that are genuinely useful contain tons of stuff like "we fixed performance of this corner case" or "we fixed this obscure crash" etc. What else would you suggest to put there? Also, how on earth is what you wrote related to ARM JIT support in the title?