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# v1.4.2

**Release Number**: v1.4.2(Patch)

**Release Date**: 22nd Nov, 2024

### **Overview**

We are pleased to announce the patch release 1.4.2 for eSignet. This release includes updates to the missing properties in the docker compose configuration, ensuring a smoother local setup for eSignet. Please note that no changes have been made to the artifacts in this release. The following updates have been added as part of this patch:

### Key Updates <a href="#enhancements-and-updates" id="enhancements-and-updates"></a>

1. **Updated Property Value**
   * Corrected the missing property value in the `application-default.properties` file under the docker-compose folder. Cache names missing in the property `mosip.esignet.cache.names` are added as part of this patch.
2. **Postman Utility Library Installation**
   * Added clear installation instructions for the **postman-utility-lib** in the README file to simplify the setup process.
3. **Updated Docker Configuration**
   * Updated the Docker Compose file to replace `mosipqa` images with `mosipid` images, ensuring consistency with the latest environment configurations.

{% hint style="info" %}
**Note:** The API test rig is currently using a snapshot version of the commons library. As a result, the build failure associated with the API test rig is ignored for this release.
{% endhint %}

### **Repositories Released** <a href="#repositories-released" id="repositories-released"></a>

| **Repository Released** | **Tags**                                               |
| ----------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------ |
| eSignet                 | [v1.4.2](https://github.com/mosip/esignet/tree/v1.4.2) |


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