Release Notes
Embedded items now include actions (when the headless entity supports)
Filter by Workflow Status via the filter request parameter.
Filter field: status
Examples: status eq 0, status eq 0 or status eq 2
Invoke available actions on the returned items
Filter results by workflow status
Liferay Tomcat Bundles and Docker Images ship with Elasticsearch 8.18 as the sidecar search engine.
The Elasticsearch server runtime included in Liferay DXP Tomcat Bundles and Docker Images (aka. Sidecar Elasticsearch, located under [Liferay-Home]/elasticsearch-sidecar) is provided as a convenience for local development and testing only. It is neither suitable nor supported for production.
Instead, configure Liferay to connect to Elasticsearch as a self-managed, standalone server or cluster of server nodes.
Collections with Blueprints (FF: LPS-129412) available as 
With this release, the Liferay DXP is now built with the modern, cloud native technology provided by the Jakarta EE 10 platform. The legacy Java EE platform will no longer be supported on this and future releases, allowing Liferay DXP to continue to evolve and build innovative solutions to meet your business needs.
Liferay DXP now certified on Jakarta-based application servers: Tomcat 10.1, Jboss EAP 8.0, and Wildfly 30. This also provides support for newer specifications such as Portlet 4.0, Servlet 6.0, and Spring Framework 6.0. The update paves the way for faster feature development and rapid security fixes available in the modern Java enterprise ecosystem.