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    This software release update notes include: - DB2 is no longer supported as the database for applications. - A new way to convert between microflows and nanoflows by right-clicking them in the App Explorer was added. - Styles for various UI components like buttons, toolbars, and trees were updated. - Highlighting was added for hovering over tree control rows. - Default values were added for cleanup settings in the Mendix Runtime to improve database maintenance.

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    This software release update notes include: - DB2 is no longer supported as the database for applications. - A new way to convert between microflows and nanoflows by right-clicking them in the App Explorer was added. - Styles for various UI components like buttons, toolbars, and trees were updated. - Highlighting was added for hovering over tree control rows. - Default values were added for cleanup settings in the Mendix Runtime to improve database maintenance.

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    This software release update notes include: - DB2 is no longer supported as the database for applications. - A new way to convert between microflows and nanoflows by right-clicking them in the App Explorer was added. - Styles for various UI components like buttons, toolbars, and trees were updated. - Highlighting was added for hovering over tree control rows. - Default values were added for cleanup settings in the Mendix Runtime to improve database maintenance.

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    10.0.

    0 Beta 1
     We no longer support using DB2 as the database for applications.
     We added a new way to convert between microflows and nanoflows by right-clicking
    the microflow or nanoflow in the App Explorer. For more information, see the
    alternative option specified in the Converting a Microflow to a Nanoflow section
    in Microflows and in the Converting a Nanoflow to a Microflow section in Nanoflows.
     We updated the login image shown on startup.
     We included dark-mode support for the login dialog box shown on startup.
     We updated the colors of the microflow editor.
     We updated the style for controls residing in a toolbar.
     We updated the style for button controls.
     We updated the style for the breadcrumb, loading bar, scrollbar, and tooltip UI
    components.
     We added highlighting for when you hover over tree control rows.
     For pluggable widgets with a system property Label, Show label is now set to Yes by
    default.
     We added a button to the toolbar of the workflow editor that enables the export of a
    workflow to an image.
     We added a button to filter MxAssist Performance Bot best practices to documents that
    are not yet committed to version control.
     We updated the MxAssist Performance Bot Best practice MXP011 to group
    recommendations together. There is one group for each stack of deeply nested views.
     We updated the MxAssist Logic Bot for when a Boolean decision is chosen (at the top
    level or in a loop) and both the true and false flows are created.
     We added {F1} help support to the MLKit document and fixed an issue with
    its Properties pane.
     Previously, a single XPath query could result in multiple SQL queries to the database,
    and if an XPath query was run outside of a transaction (meaning, not in a microflow,
    but in a data grid, for example), these SQL queries were executed concurrently. This is
    no longer the case. This simplifies debugging, logging, and tracing.
     We added default values for
    the ProcessedTasksCleanupAge and ScheduledEventsCleanupAge Mendix Runtime
    settings. The default value is now 365 days for existing apps with data and 7 days for
    new apps or apps with an empty database. Previously, the default values were empty
    and required an explicit Mendix Runtime setting configuration in order to perform
    cleanup.
     We improved the naming generation in the JSON structure.
     In OQL, Attribute = $Parameter where the parameter is a collection containing only
    a null now checks that the attribute is empty. This now also works with the parameter
    on the left side.

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