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# CopyStorm/Medic 9.48.1

Release Date: 20-Feb-20

This is a minor feature, bug fix, and Salesforce API version upgrade release. As always, existing CopyStorm/Medic configuration files are backwards compatible.

The primary change in this release is an upgrade from the Winter’20 Salesforce API to Spring’20. We recommend all customers install this upgrade.

## Patch Levels

| Date      | Patch Level                                                                                           |
| --------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| 20-Feb-20 | Original Release                                                                                      |
| 05-Mar-20 | Fix bug with the FindDirt tool for numerics when a non-US number format is used on the local machine. |

## Upgrade to the Salesforce Summer’20 API

This update brings CopyStorm up to the latest API from Salesforce. Most sites will not even notice but we like to keep current.


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