# 3.11.1 Release Notes Squirro 3.11.1 was released on September 2, 2024. Learn more about the [Squirro Release Process](../../squirro-release-process.md#getting-squirro-process). ## What’s New The search functionality has new options for the fuzzy_match plugin, allowing the configuration of fuzzy searches to respect the order of the terms. See the [`FuzzyTermMatcher`](../../../../technical/search/relevancy/scoring-plugins/_autosummary/squirro.lib.search.relevancy.plugins.retrieve.lexical_retrievers.FuzzyTermMatcher.md#squirro.lib.search.relevancy.plugins.retrieve.lexical_retrievers.FuzzyTermMatcher) page for the list of possible options. ## Improvements - Adjusted system initial prompt to prioritize answers in the same language as the question. - Communities cache only cleared when the synchronization mechanism changed something. - Deleting sources now consistently removes associated items from the project index, eliminating the occurrence of orphaned items. - Remaining references to Python 3.6 removed from the code base. - Added visual feedback to the labels dropdown list, with a hover border color change. ## Bug Fixes - Fixed items widget reacting to `activeItem` changes when it should be hidden. - The `ItemsTable` sort by date works as expected. - Labels automatic expansion. - Addressed the issue when handling dashboard filters with an empty query. - Proper migration script applied during paragraph mapping, adding a new `position` field to the existing indices. - Fixed the storybook documentation pages not showing up in the final build. ## Known issue The 1-click connector authentication process returns a 403 Forbidden error when using OAuth 2 with the `security.expiring-sessions` parameter set to `True` (SQ-24064). As a temporary workaround, set that value to `False`. ## Installation and Upgrade For new installations, find step-by-step instructions on the [Install and Manage Squirro with Ansible](../../../install/ansible/index.md#ansible) page (recommended) and [Installing Squirro on Linux](../../../install/linux.md#install-linux) pages. To upgrade an existing installation, see the [Upgrading Squirro](../../../install/upgrade.md#install-upgrade) page.