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# 9.2.0 Improvements and fixes

#### IMPORTANT INFORMATION ON CLASSIC MAIL HANDLERS <a href="#important-information-on-classic-mail-handlers" id="important-information-on-classic-mail-handlers"></a>

{% hint style="warning" %}
With this version, **the Classic mail handler stops working**. DO NOT UPDATE to this version if you have classic mail handlers that you wish to still use. Migrate to Next-gen handlers as soon as possible following the [Step-by-Step Handler Migration aid](https://metainf.atlassian.net/l/c/qFucihve).
{% endhint %}

#### What’s new <a href="#whats-new" id="whats-new"></a>

* Improved UI for [Incoming connections](https://metainf.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/JETIC/pages/72116656) (formerly Mail Accounts)
* Make default issue types dynamically available in the Advanced create action
* Add Request Participants when sending emails
* Allow selecting disabled accounts in Handlers
* Prefill "From Address" field on the manual email screen
* Incoming connection protocol log

#### What’s fixed <a href="#whats-fixed" id="whats-fixed"></a>

* Regex evaluation based on email input
* Next-gen handler to process archived issues as if they were not found
* Next Gen Mail Handler - set custom field with type label fails
* -i suffix after an encoding is causing error
* Other security fixes


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