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# Version 6.2.3

This release includes the new features released with Frends 6.2, listed in [New Features](/release-notes/frends-6.2/new-features.md), as well as improvements and bug fixes from the earlier releases.

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## UI & Log Service

### Improvements

* Improved Log Service's Agent cleanup performance. Removing an Agent from the environment no longer requires scanning the entire HTTP log table, which could previously cause the operation to be slow in environments with large volumes of API trigger log data.

## Agent

### Improvements

* API Policy configuration now detects ambiguous endpoint patterns at save time. For example, if two endpoints like `/api/{tenant}/data` and `/api/{version}/data` are structurally identical, a validation warning is shown to help prevent unintended access issues.

### Bug fixes

* Fixed an issue where an API Policy endpoint with a trailing slash (e.g., `/api/v1/foo/`) would block access to more specific child endpoints (e.g., `/api/v1/foo/bar`), causing them to return 401 Unauthorized.
* Fixed a performance issue where DMN Task's shape executions were running one at a time instead of in parallel. Processes that evaluate multiple DMN decisions concurrently will now see improved throughput.


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