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# 5.8.0

### November 15, 2017 - 5.8 - App Relaunch and Demultiplexing Display

* Features
  * Began phased rollout of a new feature that will, under some conditions, automatically re-launch apps that have failed
  * Updating the status of a library now updates the yield on the associated biosample
  * Demultiplexing information is now displayed only after a run is complete
* Bugs Fixed
  * Fixed issue with incorrect total count of items in appsession properties API
  * Fixed a rare issue that could cause sequencing statistics in Run Monitoring to be unavailable until run completion for some instruments


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