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Ext JS 7.3.1 Patch Release is Available

October 21, 2020 2381 Views

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We released a new Ext JS 7.3.1 software patch for our maintenance customers this week. The update addresses more than 30 customer-reported issues. The complete list can be found in the 7.3.1 Release Notes, and 7.3.1 can be downloaded from the Sencha support portal.

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