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title: "Tags, filters, and requirements that stay put"
description: "The add-bug dialog accepts multiple tags, bug filters reflect the statuses actually applied by default, and stories generated from requirements are written to the backlog."
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# Tags, filters, and requirements that stay put

A short release of the kind of fixes you only notice when they stop happening.

## Tagging and filtering bugs

The add-bug dialog takes multiple tags as chips rather than a single value, so a
report can be `frontend` and `api` at once. The status filter now reflects the
statuses Studio applies by default, so the filter bar and the list agree on what
you are looking at.

## Requirements that keep their links

Two places where work quietly disappeared:

- **Story updates preserved requirement links.** Editing a story no longer drops
  the requirements it was generated from.
- **Generated stories reach the backlog.** User stories generated from
  requirements are persisted into the backlog instead of existing only in the
  generation result.

## Also in this release

- Meeting event titles are preserved when a meeting is assigned, and a meeting
  can be copied into a story from the meeting view.

Source: https://docs.heizen.work/releases/1-13-3/index.mdx
