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# Version 1.9.0

#### 1. New Features

1. Ability to edit a message, with an "edited" indicator
2. Ability to delete a message, with an activity message shown in its place
3. Added "dislike" reaction
4. Indication when a participant has left the discussion
5. Show message edits and deletions in PDF export
6. Ability to set or unset a template for an inbox in the admin app
7. Auto-suggest inboxes matching templates when creating a care channel from a trajectory
8. All organizational users are now available in actor setup

#### 2. Improvements

1. Confirmation required when editing a message to empty content, before deleting it
2. Apply text replacement on the initial message
3. Fixed excerpt shown when the last message of a conversation is removed
4. Reactions are now always displayed in the same order

#### 3. Fixes

1. Fixed offline discussion messages failing to load after being viewed online
2. Fixed taking a photo via the compose toolbar camera icon on iPad failing to attach the image
3. Fixed custom availability schedule preset incorrectly changing to "Weekdays" when the weekend was fully unavailable


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