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# v85 — Safety net

1 June 2025

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## Features

* Added support for creating [tags](/app-builder/deploy-and-maintain.md) and sharing your Apps.
* The [Hydra MIP](/app-builder/build-backend/functions/connectors/hydra-mip.md) connector now supports PDM calls for Hydra 8.
* Added more [utility functions](/app-builder/build-backend/functions/utilities.md).
* Enabled alphanumerical sorting for your Apps, widgets, and items inside the [Function Explorer](/app-builder/build-backend/functions/function-explorer.md) and Frontend Builder.

## Fixes

* Fixed an issue in the [relational database](/app-builder/build-backend/functions/storage/relational-database.md) connector that prevented establishing multiple one-to-many associations on the same tables.
* Fixed the `onBrowserRefresh` event to trigger reliably inside the [App Builder](/app-builder/overview.md).
* Fixed an issue where [input widgets](/app-builder/build-frontend/widgets/input-widgets.md) lost focus while a user was typing.
* Optimized the performance of the underlying persistence infrastructure.


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