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# 3.1.2 - March 26, 2020

Release Notes 3.1.2

## **Key Features**

1. Copy URL will ask for a confirmation 
2. Design Updates 
3. Integration Edit Page Redesigned
4. Cookies Authentication Added 
5. Lite plan added for developers 
6. Request Timeout can be overwritten from the API-Managers

## **Bug Fixes** 

1. Logs filter bug fixed 
2. Downloading all the filtered logs instead of limited records 
3. Trial Period resets based on the date 
4. Set as default card issue in plan and pricing fixed 
5. Mapping handler ignore keys space issue fixed 
6. After saving a pipe, it will redirect to the same page you were on


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