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# Release: 1.1.4

### Improvements

* Automatic Deployments SDLC *(Enterprise-Only)*:
  * See which version of automated deployments each user has installed
  * See which version of PixieBrix each deployment user has installed
  * Automatically update deployment if no extra permissions required
* Show notification message if page (i.e., content script) lost connection to PixieBrix extension
* Show banner on extension page if an update to the extension is available

### Under the Hood

* Error telemetry improvements:
  * Split business vs. application error hierarchy
  * Don't report benign "errors", e.g., "ResizeObserver - loop limit exceeded"
  * Enterprise: include email in enterprise accounts not on the primary domain
* Salesforce Service Console: we're experimenting with an abstraction for handling more complicated page navigations. (Fixes a problem where when opening a tab from the search box, PixieBrix modifies the current active tab, not the newly loaded active tab)


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