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title: "3.480.1 - Swift - Slow/Fast rings"
canonical: "https://help.fieldbuddy.com/space/FBDOCS/5313134605/3.480.1%20-%20Swift%20-%20Slow%2FFast%20rings"
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[Fast RING: 3.480.1] [SLOW RING: 3.480.0]
## 🗓 11 Sep 2023
> ⚠️ This is a upcoming release and the date mentioned is a **target**. The date and the scope of the release can be changed at any point in time.
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> ⚠️ No configuration changes are required for this update.
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> ⚠️ Users should update FieldBuddy Swift from App Store Connect (iOS) or Play Store (Android).
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> ⚠️ Or make sure you have auto-updates [enabled](https://support.apple.com/en-gb/HT202180).
## 🛠 Fixes and Improvements
- Slow - Fast rings
With this version of FieldBuddy Swift we introduce so called release rings. Each release contains in fact 2 versions. One that is considered the latest stable. The fast ring is the newest version that may potentially introduce changes and errors not detected during testing. At the same time the fast ring contains the newest features. Stable version is therefore a perfect fit for the users who prefer stability over the new features.
Note: each new release will mean that the fast ring version has changed, while the slow one may remain the same. When the fast ring version works properly, after weeks or months, we will consider it stable enough so it can replace the previous slow ring version.
Furthermore, each year we upgrade Swift’s framework so it complies with the latest requirement defined by iOS and Android. Each framework upgrade version unifies both slow and fast rings versions.
| **term** | **meaning** |
| --- | --- |
| slow ring | the latest stable version |
| fast ring | newest released version |
## 🛠 Fixes
- In some cases attachments can’t be uploaded properly. So far Swift tried to upload them as long as it takes. It has a significant impact on the performance and stability of the app. So we’ve changed this approach in this release. If an attachment can’t be uploaded 10 times in a row, it’ll be considered broken. As a user, you may delete it and upload another attachment.
- Resolved an issue in the map component within the Work Order in which a user could not zoom on iOS
- Resolved an issue with the km pop-up that was causing the app to go to the dashboard
