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# CapStorm/Container 5.0

Release Date: 16-Dec-2024

This is a dependency, CapStorm Application, and Salesforce API version upgrade release. As always, existing CapStorm/Container installations are backwards compatible.

## Patch Levels

| Date      | Patch Level      |
| --------- | ---------------- |
| 16-Dec-24 | Original Release |

## Feature Additions

* Home:
  * Job Widget: Introduces a new table on the Home page to show the status of jobs.
  * Job Viewer: When clicking on a job in the Home page table, the user is redirected to a new page that shows further information about job tasks and job history.
* Salesforce Credentials:
  * Test Credentials Button: Allows a user to test a the connection to Salesforce with the provided credentials when adding or editing the login details prior to saving.
* Database Management:
  * Custom databases: “Custom” databases can now be added. A “Custom” database is a database that already exists, but it being tracked and used by the application. For example – This will enable the transition to the container with a pre-existing CopyStorm setup more easily.
* CopyStorm/Director Application:
  * Log Retention Parameter: Adds a new “Log Retention” parameter that can be applied to CopyStorm and CopyStorm/Medic tasks. This value is an integer that denotes the number of log files to maintain in the database. If the value is left blank, the log retention is infinite.

## Bug Fixes

* Data Viewer:
  * Queries to Percentage Fields: Fixes issue where data viewer allows queries with ‘contains’ operator against percentage fields.

This container includes CapStorm applications:

* CopyStorm 10.62.1
* CopyStorm/Restore 10.62.1
* CS:Medic 10.62.1
* CopyStorm/Director 2.62.1