# July 25 Release (v47)

## <mark style="color:blue;">Announcing the July Release</mark> 📢&#x20;

This release focuses on improving runtime visibility and user control on Mac. Users can now access both **Runtime Logs** and **Diagnostic Logs** directly from the Fusion Sidebar. Additionally, Mac Runtime now supports the **‘No Message’** option in Skip Summary during Delete Tasks, allowing skipped records to be processed without showing runtime messages.

Take a look below to explore what’s new in Fusion Mac v47.

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## <mark style="color:blue;">What' New</mark> :sparkles:

### App Logs Now Available in Runtime

You can now access **Runtime Logs** and **App Logs** directly from the Fusion Sidebar in **Mac**, bringing log visibility in line with Fusion for Windows.

Clicking the icon opens the **Logs Page**, displaying two types of logs:

* **Runtime Logs**: Capture errors from any unsuccessful workflows.
* **App Logs**: Show successful workflow runs, including timestamps and details.

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### ‘No Message’ Option in Skip Summary (Mac Runtime Support)

Fusion now supports the **‘No Message’** option in **Skip Summary** during Delete Tasks on **Mac Runtime**. This option allows skipped records to be processed silently — with no runtime popups or notifications.

> ⚠️ **Note:** While this feature runs on Mac, it must be **configured using Fusion on Windows**. Designer tools are not available on Mac.

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These updates continue our commitment to delivering a smooth and consistent Fusion experience on Mac. With enhanced **Logs** visibility and support for the **‘No Message’** option during runtime, you now have greater control and clarity when working with workflows. We're excited to keep improving the Mac experience—stay tuned for more updates ahead!


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