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# 24.114.0 - On Premise

Discover all bug fixes in version 24.114.0 On Premise, including resolved issues for Jira sync, filters, test cases, user roles, and navigation. Stay up to date with the latest improvements.

*Version  24.114*

*Includes all bug fixes since version 24.108*

<mark style="color:red;">**Fixed defects:**</mark>

* DF060497 - Jira sync | Photos are lost during Jira synchronization
* DF060656 - Filters | Applied filters are not visible in views and charts when savedoption was used in a previous generation until page reload
* DF060725 - Test case | If the field "Tested version" is not enabeld, then it is not possible to run automated testcase
* DF060618 - User administration | Expand/collapse doesn't work on the roles and permissions table
* DF060570 - Navigation | Not possible to remove some applied filters


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