The latest build fixes minor bugs and improves stability.
If you are upgrading from a version lower than v3.1909.0 or v4.1909.0 then any NDK SO mapping files will be migrated. The dashboard will still be usable, but it may take some time for new events to be processed after upgrading.
Fixes issues with sourcemap symbolication
The latest build fixes minor bugs and also includes the following new features:
If you require Bugsnag to be configured with a custom SSO Entity ID, you can now set this in the Replicated dashboard.
We now support error monitoring for applications built with the open source game development framework Cocos2d-x. Now, you can automatically capture all errors in your Cocos2d-x game and access the data and insights you need to understand application health, prioritize errors, and fix them with speed and precision.
The new Cocos2d-x notifier library supports applications written in C++ running on Android, iOS, and macOS.
Check out our blog to learn more and get started by reading our docs.
Certain automatically captured metadata such as the application’s duration in the foreground and the device’s free memory is now shown in minutes and MB rather than milliseconds and bytes so that you can debug easily without having to convert units.
Reproduce and fix bugs with speed and precision by viewing the state of threads in raw format, similar to stack traces
We now retain your preferred settings for the stack trace view (full or raw) in the Inbox, and errors seen vs. errors introduced and handled vs. unhandled exception in the Releases dashboard
Easily select and copy data from Bugsnag to paste elsewhere and efficiently complete tasks such as copying a user email address to paste into your support client to let them know you’ve resolved a bug
If you are upgrading from a version lower than v3.1909.0 or v4.1909.0 then any NDK SO mapping files will be migrated. The dashboard will still be usable, but it may take some time for new events to be processed after upgrading.
Updates supported Replicated version to 2.40.2
Fixes potential DoS attack
The latest build fixes minor bugs and also includes the following new features:
Mapping files you upload to Bugsnag for deobfuscation of stack traces can now be easily managed in Project Settings under Manage source maps, Manage NDK Symbol mappings, Manage ProGuard mappings, and Manage dSYMs mappings.
Learn more by reading our blog.
If you are upgrading from a version lower than v3.1909.0 or v4.1909.0 then any NDK SO mapping files will be migrated. The dashboard will still be usable, but it may take some time for new events to be processed after upgrading.
Fixes issues when using MMAP driver for MongoDB.
Disables remote fetching of sourcemaps by default and adds configuration for specifying proxy to allow remote sourcemap fetching.
The latest build fixes minor bugs and also includes the following new features:
In response to feedback we've made a change to the releases dashboard to show the overall stability of your app versions more clearly for mobile applications.
Rather than treating each build as a separate release they will now be grouped together by the app version. You can drill down to see the builds within a particular release and view their individual stability scores.
We welcome your feedback at support@bugsnag.com.
If you are upgrading from a version lower than v3.1909.0 or v4.1909.0 then any NDK SO mapping files will be migrated. The dashboard will still be usable, but it may take some time for new events to be processed after upgrading.
The latest build fixes minor bugs and also includes the following new features:
Bugsnag fully supports Hermes, React Native’s new JavaScript engine for Android, in Bugsnag React Native v2.22.6 and above.
Learn more about how to get started in our blog.
If your organization uses SSO to access Bugsnag, you can now configure your SSO provider to encrypt SAML assertions.
Learn more about SSO in our docs.
