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# Release 2.2.7

### :bug: Bug Fixes

* Add validation for Google sheet id patterns
* Fix stale/duplicate FAB actions and hotkeys on deployment updates

### :bricks: Brick Updates

* Display Temporary Information: add option to toggle on/off header for modal
* Capture Audio: add fields for audio bit rate and MIME type (container type, codec)
* Document Builder: allow Row as child of Column
* Element Reader: add value property that returns HTML Input/Select element value
* YAML Parser: add YAML parser brick
* Fill Template: add support for Nunjucks templates and providing custom template context

### :art: User Experience

* Emit a Custom Event: warn in Page Editor if emitting a reserved event name
* Run Automation Anywhere Bot: improve error in Page Editor when connection to Control Room fails due to an untrusted/invalid Control Room HTTPs certificate


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