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# 3.23.0

### December 01, 2015 - 3.23.0 - FASTQ Generation and Run UI Updates

* New FASTQ Generation App v1.0.0 in BaseSpace (see below for more details)
* Updates to the Run details page
* Bug Fixes:
  * Fixed import and export bugs related to Windows 10
  * Fix for incorrect search results being returned
  * Fixed an issue related to sharing data that resulted in conflicts

## FASTQ Generation App v1.0.0

![FASTQ Generation Icon](https://github.com/illumina-swi/bssh-docs/blob/main/images/release-notes/basespace/fastq-generation-2015-100x100.png)

* Up to 10x overall speed improvement
* Improved robustness, more common in larger volume datasets
* All FASTQ workflows on the Runs List page have been renamed **Generate FASTQ**. We will not be reprocessing old Runs, just adjusting the name
* AppSessions/Analyses for the app are now visible in the Analysis section of your Projects
  * FASTQ Generation now has a new icon (above)
  * Includes log files and all input information
  * After the app completes, the Log Files link on the Analysis page will contain key files such as DemuxSummary, Sample Sheet Used, and Adapter Trimming
  * Known limitation: Sample sheet is a string of text
* The Legacy App (old version of FASTQ Generation) is called **BaseSpace FastQ v1.0.0** and the new App is called **FASTQ Generation v1.0.0**
* MiSeq Runs will still use the MSR FASTQ Generation workflow (the mechanism to requeue FASTQ Generation has not changed)
* FASTQ Generation is now a [BaseSpace Native App](https://developer.basespace.illumina.com/docs/content/documentation/native-apps/native-app-overview)


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