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MPS 2017.1 RC 3 released

Vaclav Pech March 31, 2017

With the third release candidate of MPS 2017.1 published today we’re getting very close to the final release. Get MPS 2017.1 RC3 and try some of the new features. This is most likely the last chance to report potential problems before 2017.1 gets out.

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2 Responses to MPS 2017.1 RC 3 released

M Werle says:
March 31, 2017
Any idea why the MPS 2017.1 EAP builds are not in Toolbox?
- maria.lebedeva says:
  April 13, 2017
  Thank you for the point. Release build is in Toolbox now. And we are working on our builds to be in Toolbox in time.

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