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# 5.18.0

### April 19, 2018 - 5.18 - Upload Any File Type to a Project

* Features
  * Added ability to upload any file type to a project.
* Bugs Fixed
  * Fixed an issue that caused analysis summary pages to display miscalculated duration for users in time zones ahead of UTC time. This was a display issue only; billing amounts were calculated correctly.
  * Fixed an issue that prevented download of FASTQ data from a run details page if the sample data was originally output to multiple projects and one of the projects was transferred to a new owner.
  * Fixed personal account settings page with corrected edit profile link and new change password link.
  * Fixed an issue with sample data generated from multi-node FASTQ Generation not appearing in the Run Samples tab when viewed in Classic mode.

### Release 5.18.1 - April 20, 2018

* Bugs Fixed
  * Fixed an issue that reduced system performance.
* Known Issue
  * The v5.18 fix for the multi-node FASTQ Generation display issue was reverted due to performance issues. It will be fixed in a later release.

### Release 5.18.2 - April 23, 2018

* Bugs Fixed
  * Fixed an API issue that reduced overall system performance.
  * Fixed an issue where whitelisted beta apps were not shown available apps list.


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