# 2024-08-07-Release

## New Features

* CLI: Support `--selector` and `--query` flags for `label agents` command
* CLI: New `init license` command, for updating a Linux server's license
* New CrowdStrike destination

## Bug Fixes

* Fixed an issue with the Overview page's performance when working with an extreme amount of agents (> 100,000)
* Fixed an issue where the [Google Filter by Regex](https://github.com/observIQ/bindplane-docs/blob/main/integrations/processors/filter-by-regex.md) processor would fail to filter on attributes
* Removed the [Resource Detection](https://github.com/observIQ/bindplane-docs/blob/main/integrations/processors/resource-detection.md) from [Live Preview](https://github.com/observIQ/bindplane-docs/blob/main/feature-guides/live-preview.md) to prevent confusing results
  * Resource Detection processor functionality should be checked by navigating to an individual agent and selecting "View Recent Telemetry".

## Label Agents Command

You can now label agents based on criteria passed to the `--selector` or `--query` flags.

```bash
# label agents where the label env has values dev, test, or stage
bindplane label agents configuration=test --selector 'env in (dev,test,stage)' --overwrite

# label agents where the label env has the value test
bindplane label agents configuration=test --query 'env:test' --overwrite
```

## Init License Command

A new command is available for updating BindPlane's license. Similar to the `init server` command,\
the BindPlane license can be updated by executing the `init license` command on the BindPlane host.

```bash
sudo BINDPLANE_CONFIG_HOME=/var/lib/bindplane \
  /usr/local/bin/bindplane init license \
  --config /etc/bindplane/config.yaml
```

{% hint style="info" %}
**NOTE**

The command must be executed on the BindPlane Linux host to update the configuration file at `/etc/bindplane/config.yaml`.
{% endhint %}


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