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# 7.1.0 - FastQ Related Fixes and Performance Improvements

### May 18, 2022

### Features

* Improved performance of biosample creation following the completion of run upload.
* Improved performance of QC failing existing FASTQ datasets when re-running BCL Convert.
* Added support for updating the default project on biosamples generated by the BCL Convert for ICA app.
* Added support for renaming biosamples generated by the BCL Convert for ICA app.

### Bugs Fixed

* Fixed an issue that could cause BCL Convert to fail when retrieving the number of flow cell lanes.
* Fixed an issue that caused deleted FASTQ datasets to remain visible on the Run Biosamples page.
* Fixed an issue that could cause apps to fail when selecting large numbers of datasets as input.

### Release 7.1.1 - May 19, 2022

* Features
  * None.
* Bugs Fixed
  * Performance and stability fixes.

### Release 7.1.2 - June 22, 2022

* Features
  * None.
* Bugs Fixed
  * Security fixes.


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