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# 7.32.0 - File Preview in Search

#### March 18, 2025

#### Features

* Improved the behavior when viewing files in the search feature. Clicking a file name will now open the file preview modal, allowing the file to be viewed and/or downloaded.
* Clarified the different options available when moving runs and datasets to the trash.
* Security updates and fixes.

#### Bugs Fixed

* Fixed an issue that could cause some files to be retained following the deletion of a run.
* Fixed an issue that occurred after updating the owner of a workgroup that continued to charge the original owner's storage to the workgroup.
* Fixed an issue that allowed a project to be transferred when it contained analyses in statuses that are not eligible for transfer (e.g., running).
* Fixed an issue that could cause run and project transfers to become stuck.


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