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# Features / Improvements & Fixes

## Improvements :muscle:

### New Feature: Insert Messages into Kafka Topics

SQL Studio now allows you to compose and insert messages directly into Kafka topics.

#### How to Use

1. Right-click on any topic in the SQL Studio catalog
2. Select "Insert messages" from the context menu
3. Use the Generate button to create sample messages based on the topic schema
4. Edit the JSON array of messages as needed
5. Click Insert to publish messages to the topic

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### Provisioning

Improved error handling and translation to HTTP error rather than cryptic 500 error

## Fixes 🛠️

### **Kafka Topics**

The create API now persists the tag and descriptions

### **Connection details**

Lenses Agent was failing reporting connection details when using the AWS Glue Schema Registry.


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