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V2.2.0 release Lists/Scenes with set time no longer working

Lets say i have an empty list/scene with comment macro to release list or scene 1 with a time of 10s.

The comment macro used to be RL1t10 or RS1t10.

In V2.2.0 this is no longer working.
It doesn't matter what time i set in the macro except time 0 is working fine.

I use these comment macros a lot.

So what has happened?
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    You can change the Release Time for the List in the Options tab of the Cuelist window.

    If the above is too limiting, another option may be a Fade Master command and a Release command in a Follow type cue with Wait time controlling the follow.

    From the manual;
    For some comment macro commands such as fading masters you can specify the execution
    timing of the macro by adding a "t" followed by a numerical value in seconds:
    FM10/1t10
    Also within a comment macro command,you can specify multiple targets separated with commas:
    RS6,20
    or a range with a right angle-bracket:
    HM2>7
    You can have multiple comment macros executed by one cue by separating them with colons:
    HM1,3:HM2>7
    You can also send commands to a specified network device, using H (Hog) to refer to a console,
    D to refer to a DMX Processor, and IOP to refer to an MIDI/Timecode Processor. For example:
    GM1H2 : will Go master 1 on console number 2.
    RND3 : will reset DMX Processor number 3
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    You can change the Release Time for the List in the Options tab of the Cuelist window.

    If the above is too limiting, another option may be a Fade Master command and a Release command in a Follow type cue with Wait time controlling the follow.

    From the manual;
    For some comment macro commands such as fading masters you can specify the execution
    timing of the macro by adding a "t" followed by a numerical value in seconds:
    FM10/1t10
    Also within a comment macro command,you can specify multiple targets separated with commas:
    RS6,20
    or a range with a right angle-bracket:
    HM2>7
    You can have multiple comment macros executed by one cue by separating them with colons:
    HM1,3:HM2>7
    You can also send commands to a specified network device, using H (Hog) to refer to a console,
    D to refer to a DMX Processor, and IOP to refer to an MIDI/Timecode Processor. For example:
    GM1H2 : will Go master 1 on console number 2.
    RND3 : will reset DMX Processor number 3
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