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# Release: 1.1.1

### Improvements:

* Brick notifications:
  * Ability to show a notification while a step is running
  * Menu Item Extension Point: ability to configure success, cancellation, and error messages
* Integration Improvements:
  * Authenticate to UiPath using OAuth PKCE. See [here for more information on creating External Application in UiPath](https://docs.uipath.com/automation-cloud/docs/managing-external-applications)
  * Use a UiPath External Application and On-Premise Orchestrator integration to configure UiPath action bricks in the Page Editor
* Workshop improvements:
  * Improved brick listing
  * Log and reference tabs in brick editor
* Automatic deployments:
  * If an automatic deployment is installed, PixieBrix will check for new deployments and open the options page when a new update is available
  * Ability to send report errors from deployed bricks to organization

### Bugfixes:

* Ensure URLs defined in service (e.g., base URL for service) is requested when activating from the marketplace
* Support OAuth2 token endpoints that return data in `application/x-www-form-urlencoded` (e.g., the Github OAuth endpoint)


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