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The following list contains a comprehensive overview of the updates and fixes released on March 4, 2026.
Bug Fixes
| Component | Description |
|---|---|
| Access Control and Workflows | A workflow configured with an AddChangeAspect may fail with a primary key violation error if the aspect attempts to add a navigation property value that the user has already selected. This issue occurs when the aspect is triggered at the ActionPending state and computes a duplicate value. |
| Jobs and Policy | The Redundant Assignments job fails with a NullReferenceException when attempting to parse entity types during policy simulation. |
| Jobs and Policy | Assignments may enter an errored state when a scalar property is configured in creation-only mode and the Transmitted State Validity check runs. Going forward, these scalars will have an empty provisioning state once provisioned. |
| Logs / Performance / Security | Performance improvements for loading the Assigned Roles page, reducing page load times when viewing role assignments. |
| UI / UX | Small enhancements to Assigned Roles page. |
| UI / UX | A blank page is displayed when switching to certain entity types on the Assigned Roles page if the entity type’s display table configuration includes navigation property columns. |
| UI / UX | Performance improvements for the Resource Reconciliation page when using property mode, implemented through optimized database indexes. |
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| Situation | Action |
|---|---|
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