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 ![](img/coedit_kde4_thumb.png)
 
-This documentation is based on version 3.5.1
+This documentation is based on version 3.6.3.
+Screenshots can be outdated but descriptions are up to the date.
 
 #### First steps
 
diff --git a/docs/options_dub_build.md b/docs/options_dub_build.md
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 #### DUB build
 
-This category exposes the DUB options that are passed to the build tool each time it's used.
+This category exposes the DUB options that are passed to the build tool each time it's called.
 
 ![](img/options_dub_build.png)
 
+- **archOverride: The option allows to build for x86 under x86_64 and the opposite.
+- **autoFetch**: If checked then Coedit will try to download missing dependencies when a project or a libman entry is opened. This option is designed to provide better completion but can slow down the startup and the loading of a project.
 - **combined**: If checked, tries to build the whole project in a single compiler run.
 - **compiler**: Selects [which compiler](options_compilers_paths) is used by DUB when a project is compiled. Note that the DUB scripts don't use this setting, instead the same preference set for the [runnable modules](features_runnables#options) is used.
 - **dependenciesCheck**: Defines how DUB checks the project dependencies, typically used to avoid too much network operations.
@@ -20,6 +22,7 @@ This category exposes the DUB options that are passed to the build tool each tim
 - **other**: Displays a list that can be filled with more switches. One item per line.
 - **parallel**: If checked, tries to build using several CPU.
 - **showConsole**: If checked, the [consoleProgram set in the global options](options_application) is shown and used to execute DUB.
+- **verbosity**: Allows to change the verbosity of DUB. This is interesting when you suspect a bug in the build tool and don't want to leave the IDE to verify.
 
 See also [the official DUB command line reference](http://code.dlang.org/docs/commandline) for more detailed descriptions.