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Last modified by Treyfane Dingo on 2025/08/28 16:26
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To version 142.1
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3 3  All user relevant changes to L.A.S.S.I.E. will also be explained in our L.A.S.S.I.E. Developer News Channel [[https:~~/~~/t.me/+DouU4F1US69mYzhk>>https://t.me/+DouU4F1US69mYzhk]]
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6 -=== 1.8.53 (28.08.2025) ===
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8 -* Changed Column names in PNG Database to better reflect the placeholders for letters
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10 -=== 1.8.52 (19.08.2025) ===
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12 -* Changed Self-Scheduler to not show §C: shifts to Operatives, even if they are scheduled in them – this prevents “double-shifts” like §R: ODS Team 1 and §C: ODS at the same time shown
13 -* Changed Schedule to enable keyword filtering if a specific Operative is selected
14 -* Bugfix: counter in Schedule counted events over daybreak twice – no not more
15 -* Added Operative duty hours count to counter in Schedule if Operative is selected
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17 -=== 1.8.51 (16.08.2025) ===
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19 -* Added counter in Schedule to calculate the hours shown in the current search / display.
20 -* Added Chinese language options and changed the “unknown” flag from EU to translingual to Operatives Management
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22 -=== 1.8.50 (14.08.2025) ===
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24 -* Added handling of internal location URLs to L.A.S.S.I.E. Bot and Operations Status
25 -* Added Open Location to context menu for Security Operatives
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27 -=== 1.8.49 (11.08.2025) ===
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29 -* Changed the Self-Scheduler to not show the red warning stripes for understaffed shifts if “show unassigned” is selected
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31 31  === 1.8.48 (12.07.2025) ===
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33 33  * Changed errors / warnings / messages in Operations Status about adding / removing / informing units to and from Incidents to give a clearer picture if more than one Dispatch are at work