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# 5.17.0

### April 5, 2018 - 5.17 - NovaSeq S4 Flow Cell Multi-Node FASTQ Generation

* Features
  * Changed NovaSeq S4 flow cells processed in BSSH New mode to use multi-node FASTQ Generation by default.
  * Added a setting to specify the number of items shown per page in the runs master list, project biosamples list, and pool libraries list.
  * Updated the look of the run's file browser, including switching the Last Modified date and time column to a Created date and time column.
* Bugs Fixed:
  * Fixed broken hyperlink for general datasets on the biosample's datasets page.
  * Removed inherited permissions from tokens generated by the BaseSpace CLI to limit access token scope to a specific resource.


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