🌲 #newfeature
A new `request.currency_rate()` function allows you to retrieve a rate to convert values between currencies.

🌲 #newfeature
Use as many external inputs as you want from scripts, as long as they originate from no more than 10 different indicators.
https://www.tradingview.com/blog/en/more-external-inputs-for-scripts-38014/

🌲 #newfeature
The new array.every() and array.some() functions allow you to test if all or some elements of a "bool" array are true. They also work with "int" and "float" arrays.

🌲 #newfeature
In the Editor, you can now replace the "Add to chart" button with "Update on chart". This allows you to push changes to the chart's version of the script while creating only a minor revision number. Continue to use "Save" when you want to create a major revision.

🌲 #newfeature
A new disable_alert parameter in strategy.*() functions issuing orders allows you to prevent selective orders from triggering alerts.

🌲 #newfeature
A new fill_orders_on_standard_ohlc parameter for the strategy() declaration statement allows strategies running on Heikin Ashi charts to fill orders using the market's OHLC values instead of the synthetic HA prices. The setting can also be changed in the strategy's "Properties" tab.

🌲 #newfeature
Three new syminfo.* variables were added: syminfo.sector, syminfo.industry, syminfo.country.

🌲 #newfeature
The "More" menu of scripts using interactive inputs now contains a "Reset points..." item that restarts the selection process of the interactive inputs without having to reload the script on the chart.

🌲 #newfeature
The Reference Manual was reorganized in more meaningful sections, which you can see in its left navigation pane. Also, items in each section are now ordered alphabetically.

🌲 #newfeature
Debug with Pine Logs!
https://www.tradingview.com/blog/en/pine-logs-in-pine-script-40490/

🌲 #newfeature
Consider using the new Pine Script® maps when you need efficient lookup tables in scripts:
https://www.tradingview.com/blog/en/pine-script-now-features-maps-40538/

🌲 #newfeature
A new timeframe.from_seconds() function makes it easier to manipulate timeframes when used in conjunction with the existing timeframe.in_seconds(). See the code example in the new function's entry in the Reference Manual.

🌲 #newfeature
ticker.inherit() now allows you to transport symbol modifiers from one symbol to another when creating tickers for request.*() functions, including previously inaccessible modifiers such as back-adjustment:
https://www.tradingview.com/pine-script-reference/v5/#fun_ticker%7Bdot%7Dinherit

🌲 #newfeature
Access future dividend information with three new variables: dividends.future_amount, dividends.future_ex_date and dividends.future_pay_date.

🌲 #newfeature
The syntax of Pine Script® code blocks in chats and published script descriptions is now highlighted.

🌲 #newfeature
An ignore_invalid_timeframe parameter was added to request.security_lower_tf(). It provides more control over the runtime errors generated by scripts using the function:
https://www.tradingview.com/pine-script-reference/v5/#fun_request.security_lower_tf

🌲 #newfeature
Use external EOD data from a GitHub repo in your scripts with our new Pine Seeds and `request.seed()`:
https://github.com/tradingview-pine-seeds/docs

🌲 #newfeature
Draw irregular shapes with the new polyline drawings:
https://www.tradingview.com/blog/en/pine-script-polyline-drawings-41467/

🌲 #newfeature
The plot*() functions have two new parameters, format and precision, which allow you to selectively control how they display values in the chart pane’s y-axis, the script’s status line, and the Data Window:
https://www.tradingview.com/pine-script-docs/en/v5/Release_notes.html#december-2023

🌲 #newfeature
The Pine Editor now helps you track unsaved changes to your code:
https://www.tradingview.com/blog/en/track-unsaved-changes-in-the-pine-editor-42549/