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# Loadium Updates - January 2024

## New Features

* Scatter Plot now shows the number of successes and errors.

## Improvements

* Updated Supported Gatling version to 3.9.5
* Updated Test Schedule interface.
* Viewer role can no longer see private location information.
* Added informative popup where a compare report file will take longer than usual to produce.
* Added an informative message for JMeter tests to show when the uploaded JMX uses a library that is missing (the user needs to upload its JAR files).

## Bug Fixes

* Fixed an issue where the engine reserving step would cause a test to crash while the test is initializing.
* Fixed an issue in Request Stats in Report Page, where checking and unchecking a label would cause a visual bug.
* Fixed an issue with session name text overflowing in Compare Test.
* Fixed an issue with Graphs tab in Compare Test where x-axis (time) would show inaccurately. All times will start from 00:00.
* Fixed a crucial issue with Record\&Play which causes loss of saved files when the test is edited.
* Fixed multiple issues with table sorting in Report Page.
* Fixed an issue with estimated VUH calculation for multi-step tests.


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