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# 24.126.0 - On Premise

Discover what's new in Version 24.126: enhanced dashboards, improved requirement hierarchy, new knowledge base, and key bug fixes for on-premise deployments. See full release details here.

*Version  24.126*

*Includes all changes and bug fixes since version 24.114*

<mark style="color:green;">**New requirements and improvements:**</mark>&#x20;

* RQ060341 - Dependencies | Show that a subrequirement is a child of a parent requirement
* RQ060358 - Dashboards | Add total numbers on charts in dashboards
* RQ060829 - aqua | Add new knowledge base across the app

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

* DF059563 - Test case | Steps | the size of the field Instructions depends of the Expected result
* DF060898 - Jira sync | Null value issue when automapping set up&#x20;
* DF060827 - Project Configuration | rearrange fields, new line or change column span could not be saved&#x20;
* DF061087 - Test Scenario | Add missing values sets | Not possible to use this option when Tester is selected
* DF060655 - Views | Not able to scroll down in the Views tab&#x20;
* DF060772 - The option "Forgot password" should not be displayed when AllowInternalUserAuthentication is false&#x20;
* DF060724 - No license assignment shows incorrect password or username&#x20;


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