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# January 14, 2025

**Release Date:** January 14, 2025

**Version:** GUI V1.0.3.2, CLI V1.0.3.2, Checker Server

**Mandatory Update**: No

**Updates:**

We've resolved the loading issue that some of you experienced in the Checker Client when no licenses were delegated. Now, everything should run smoothly, whether you're delegating or not! 🚀

In addition, we've rolled out some fantastic optimizations to improve UX and server stability, including the new ability to perform [bulk undelegation](/checker-guide/how-to-run-checker-nodes/accept-deny-pending-delegations-and-undelegate.md#linux-cli) in CLI V1.0.3.2, making your experience even more reliable and seamless.

**Important Reminder**

As announced earlier [here](/checker-guide/release-notes/november-15-2024.md), **GCC 4.8.5 and below** will no longer be supported. If you're using **CentOS 7 or GCC 4.8.5 and lower**, please upgrade a to a newer version before updating your checker client.


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