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# 2024-01-31-Release

## New Features

* Azure Event Hub Source

## Bug Fixes and Improvements

* Improved OpAMP debugging

## Migration Notes

This release includes a change that will **break future downgrade compatibility** for users with a single account boltstore installation of BindPlane. Before upgrading, those users should [create a backup](https://github.com/observIQ/bindplane-docs/blob/main/configuration/bindplane/backup-and-disaster-recovery/bolt-store.md) of their storage file, which can be used in the event of a downgrade.\*

To downgrade, those users should follow these steps:

1. Stop the BindPlane service
2. Replace the storage file with the backed-up version
3. Restart the BindPlane service

Changes made after upgrading will not be persisted when performing this downgrade.\\

\* If, instead, BindPlane is configured with either multi-account or postgres, this release is backward compatible and no action is needed to downgrade safely. BindPlane is multi-account if `accounts.enable` is `true` in its configuration:

```yaml
accounts:
  enable: true
```


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