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# 24.88.0 - Public und Private Clouds
*Version 24.88.0*
*Enthält alle Änderungen seit Version 24.83*
**Neue Funktionen und Verbesserungen:**
RQ060242 - Navigation | Improve the flow of adding the new tickets when AI Copilot is enabled
RQ060241 - Remove the title of the ticket when copying the link
RQ059764 - Test execution | Add confirmation pop up before finalization of test execution on the test run page
RQ059662 - Redesign of the login page
**Gelöste Fehler:**
DF060307 - Capture | Run a session button not working
DF060290 - Agile | 'Assigned To' is shrinked and clicking on 3 dot menu causes error
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