Fixes potential DoS attack

The latest build fixes minor bugs and also includes the following new features:

Easily view and manage uploaded mapping files

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.

Important Note:

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:

Releases dashboard enhancement

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.

Important Note:

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 React Native now supports Hermes

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.

Introducing support for encrypted SAML

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.

The latest build fixes minor bugs and also includes the following new features:

Introducing experiment stability monitoring

Easily monitor errors happening in your experiments, A/B tests, and feature flags with Bugsnag’s new custom filters for arrays.

This allows you to efficiently discover and fix problematic issues introduced by a new feature or experiment without having to set up a new custom filter for each feature flag or experiment.

Find out more in our blog and contact us to get started.

Introducing Clustered On-Premise

Bugsnag’s new Clustered version of On-Premise is now available.

Organizations who need to process high error volumes and need their Bugsnag instance to be highly available can deploy Clustered On-Premise to scale Bugsnag across multiple machines. Contact us to upgrade.

Fixes intermittent issue with downloading the docker image for iOS/macOS/tvOS support during installation/upgrades.

The latest build fixes minor bugs and also includes the following new features:

New platform: Expo

We're excited to announce full stability monitoring for your Expo apps.

Expo is a free and open source toolchain built on React Native to help you rapidly build native iOS and Android apps from the same JavaScript codebase.

Bugsnag for Expo includes all the features of our popular React Native support including full deobfuscated stack traces, diagnostic metadata, breadcrumbs, and release stability.

Find out more in our blog or get started with our docs.

React Native RAM bundles

We've added support for React Native's Random Access Modules (RAM) bundle format.

RAM bundles can improve the performance of apps with a large number of screens by loading sections progressively as they are needed.

Source maps generated with the react-native ram-bundle command can now be uploaded to Bugsnag and will be used to unminify stack traces to identify the line of code where an error is originating.

Find out how to generate and upload source maps for RAM bundles in our docs.

Stability Targets

Bugsnag now provides the ability to set stability score targets so you have full control over your release dashboard.

There are two targets:

• Target stability: the stability score that your team aims to exceed.
• Critical stability: the lower threshold of what is an acceptable stability score for your app.

Your project's stability targets have been automatically set based on stability over the last 30 days, but we recommend that you review them and set targets appropriate for your apps.

Set your targets in project settings, or find out more in our blog.

Android ANR detection

The latest version of our Android notifier will automatically detect Application Not Responding (ANR) errors in your Android and React Native apps.

ANRs happen when the app is unresponsive to user input for 5 seconds, because the UI thread is blocked. The user is given the choice to close the app or wait.

Actionable ANR error reports in Bugsnag will be grouped by cause and include all the diagnostic information needed to prioritize and fix them. They'll also contribute to the stability score of your releases so you can measure improvement over time.

Find out more in our blog.

Important Note:

If you are upgrading from a version lower than v3.1805.0 then the "method" field will be reindexed. The dashboard will still be usable, but it may take some time to be able to search on the "method" field for historical events after upgrading.

The latest build fixes minor bugs and also includes the following new features:

GDPR APIs

We've launched an enhancement to our Data Access API to make it easier to respond to GDPR requests from your users, if you are reporting personally identifiable information in your Bugsnag errors. The new endpoints allow you to retrieve and delete data in bulk.

Learn more about how to use the API in our GDPR examples.

Universal JavaScript

We’ve released Universal JavaScript support. This launch combines our previous browser JS and Node.js libraries into a single, cohesive library that supports all JavaScript projects whether they run in the browser or on the server.

Bugsnag Node users will benefit from the greatly modernized and improved interface. To learn more about Universal JS and this release, see our blog.

Expanded Unity support

We've released a major new version of the Bugsnag notifier for Unity. Version 4.0.0 includes support for Unity games and apps running on Windows, in addition to existing support for Android, iOS, macOS, tvOS and WebGL.

Find out more in the changelog and the docs.

Important Note:

If you are upgrading from a version lower than v3.1803.0 then events will be reindexed into Elasticsearch. The dashboard will still be usable, but it may take some time before all historical events and errors are visible. You can monitor the progress of the reindex by running replicated admin status | grep elasticsearch_events_indexed. It can take around 1 hour to reindex 1 million events.

If you are upgrading from a version lower than v3.1805.0 then the "method" field will be reindexed. The dashboard will still be usable, but it may take some time to be able to search on the "method" field for historical events after upgrading.