The latest build fixes minor bugs.
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 slow event processing with source maps when in folder format. Also allow configuration for using S3 as an alernative for storing mapping files.
Allow maximum number of concurrent connections for minio to be configurable.
Allow minio memory limit to be configurable.
The latest build fixes minor bugs and also includes the following new features:
New graphs for release stability and adoption trends provide insights into the stability and adoption of each release over time, allowing you to better understand how and why the stability of a release is changing and compare it to previous releases.
You can see the new graphs in the Releases dashboard of your mobile projects.
We’ve released a major version of our Android Gradle plugin (v5), which is used to upload mapping files and report build information when releasing a new version of your application. Upgrade to the new version of the plugin to significantly improve the build performance during development.
See the upgrade guide to get started.
We've released a major version of our React Native notifier (v7), to use the Universal JavaScript codebase and provide a clearer, improved API along with reliability improvements and bug fixes.
See the React Native upgrade guide to get started.
You can now use Bugsnag to manage the stability of your Python ASGI applications. ASGI is a successor to WSGI and provides a standard interface between async-capable Python web servers, frameworks, and applications.
Get started by reading our docs.
Quickly share an event with team members with two new sharing options at the top right of each event, including copying the event link and downloading the event.
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 issue with event consistency check.
The latest build fixes minor bugs and also includes the following new features:
Now you can see the device model names for Android and iOS devices in addition to the model number, for example "Galaxy S10" instead of just "SM-G973F".
The model names are shown on the device tab when viewing an error, in summary and pivot tables, and you can also filter by them.
Bugsnag now supports Swift Package Manager, a tool used by iOS developers to manage the distribution of Swift code. Integrated with the Swift build system, it automates the process of downloading, compiling, and linking dependencies, so you can easily integrate Bugsnag with your application.
Get started by reading our docs.
Now when marking an error as fixed, snoozed, or ignored, you have the option to add a comment and @ mention team members to provide more context and improve collaboration when debugging.
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 clustered migration.
The latest build fixes minor bugs and also includes the following new features:
The Stability Center is a brand new page that summarizes key information about each of your projects.
Understand trends in stability and application health over time, see how your team’s progressing towards stability targets, and make data-driven decisions about which applications need to be prioritized for bug fixing.
As part of this new feature the for review counts will be incorrect for the first 7 days after installing the release.
We've released a major version of bugsnag-cocoa (v6.0.0), our notifier for iOS, macOS, and tvOS applications, to provide a clearer, improved API along with reliability improvements and bug fixes.
See the iOS upgrade guide to get started.
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:
Use the power of segmentation and bookmarks to configure alerts that are relevant and actionable, while minimizing notification fatigue with our new Alerting and Workflow Engine. Integrations with team chat, issue tracker, incident management, and data forwarding tools help further streamline error prioritization and debugging workflows.
Get started by reading our blog. As always, we welcome your feedback at support@bugsnag.com.
We've released major versions of our Android notifier (v5.0.0) and our Universal JavaScript notifier (v7.0.0) used in browser (React, Angular, Vue, and others), Node.js, and Expo apps. Both notifiers have a clearer, improved API along with reliability improvements and bug fixes.
See the Android upgrade guide or JavaScript upgrade guide to get started.
You can now configure project access before an SSO collaborator logs in to Bugsnag for the first time.
Previously, it was not possible to add collaborators when SSO was configured as the only login option. Now, collaborators can be added and assigned to projects prior to them being given access to Bugsnag in your SSO provider.
Learn more about SSO in our docs.
Admins now have the ability to configure whether new automatically provisioned SSO users have access to all projects or no projects by default. After provisioning, access to projects can be managed by any Admin.
Learn more about SSO in our docs.
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.
