v.4.13.1 Release

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Search2025-08-13MaintenanceKnown Issues, Cribl Lake Release Notes

Cribl Search 4.13.1 includes significant performance improvements, new features, and important bug fixes.

Important Changes

These changes to Cribl Search might require you to check or modify existing queries, or other configuration, especially on saved searches.

AWS SDK Update from Sunsetting v2 to v3

AWS will end support for their AWS SDK for JavaScript v2 on September 8, 2025. Cribl Search uses this SDK when querying S3, Amazon Security Lake, and AWS API Datasets. To ensure uninterrupted operation and compatibility, we have updated our SDK to v3 in this release, and we will completely remove the v2 SDK in our September 2025 release. Based on AWS’ public communications and our testing, Cribl expects this update to have no impact on Cribl Search users.

Removed .drop all metadata and .generate metadata Commands

The deprecated .drop all metadata and .generate metadata commands are no longer available. To speed up searches on designated Datasets, consider assigning them to Lakehouses in Cribl Lake.

Removed $vt_object_list and $vt_object_list_summary Virtual Tables

The deprecated $vt_object_list and $vt_object_list_summary virtual tables are no longer available, as part of the same shift to Lakehouses for faster searches.

Removed set Statement’s scan_mode Option

The set statement no longer supports its deprecated scan_mode option, as part of the same shift to Lakehouses for faster searches.

New Features

This release adds the following new capabilities.

Pack Lookups, Macros, and Saved Searches Can Be Moved

You can now move saved searches, macros, and lookups between Cribl Search Packs and the product’s global context.

Cloned Pack Resources Are Now Saved to Your Current UI Location

If you clone a Dashboard from within its Pack, the clone is saved as part of the Pack. If you clone the same Dashboard from the global Dashboards page, the clone is saved as a global resource.

Corrections

This release includes numerous fixes to various areas of Cribl Search, most notably:

IDDescription
SEARCH-10486
The results table no longer crashes when the returned events contain no _time fields.
SEARCH-10572Lakehouses now correctly handle queries that pass regex special characters to the has operator.
SEARCH-8055Trailing dashes no longer cause trouble when you’re highlighting an event’s text to include it in the query.
SEARCH-7548When adding new members to a Usage Group, you can now search users by email with no issue.
SEARCH-10221The saved searches page can now filter large numbers of entries faster.
SEARCH-10339We fixed an issue where certain searches into very large Datasets could result in out-of-memory (OOM) failures.
SEARCH-10038We fixed an issue where certain searches could crash when querying multiple Datasets at once.
SEARCH-10414We fixed an issue where certain searches could intermittently fail with an EPIPE error.