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Sentry
Error monitoring and performance diagnostics.
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Latest Sentry changelog updates
Introduces a stable SentrySQLiteDriver for Android
Improved AI Query Assistant UI for better tracking of query generation
Added tracking of active feature flags when an error occurs on iOS and macOS
Adds enhancements to improve dashboard discoverability
Send a browser notification when a manually triggered Autofix step completes
Redesigned Weekly Report UI for a clearer project snapshot
Added SvelteKit 3 support
Add real-time status updates to the issue activity feed
Added the Errors view to Explore for Developer plans
Redesigned the Conversations detail page UI
Added ability to pin log lines during debugging.
Introduces "Recommended" as the new default issue sorting method
Added GitLab integration for accessing code files during root cause analysis.
Introduce heatmap visualizations for Application Metrics
Adds a new sentry_grpc package to instrument outgoing gRPC calls in Dart and Flutter apps
Introduces a new “Low-Value Spans” issue type (beta) that identifies high‑volume, low‑signal spans
Custom Dashboards can now display visualizations based on Application Metrics equations
Seer can hand off issue analysis to a GitHub Copilot agent, generating a pull request in one click.
Enabled gen_ai span streaming by default.
Added export of logs in JSONL format
Introduces Open Beta for Snapshots, enabling screenshot diffing in CI pipelines to catch unintended visual changes
Internal JavaScript packages renamed from @sentry-internal/* to @sentry/*.
AI-powered issue grouping upgraded for better accuracy
Added documentation for 10 new Sentry API endpoints used by agents
Added bulk-resolve for issues and ability to execute any issue action directly from the Command Palette.
Added stable @sentry/hono SDK with error monitoring, tracing, profiling, metrics, and logs
Codecov integration removed from Sentry
Adds preview support for additional charts in Slack integration
Imported from changelog source; review and generate a concise summary before publishing.
Introduces the Conversations feature in open beta for all Sentry users.
Fix regression that prevented scrubbing of http.query, url.query, and url.full span attributes
Added ability for Seer to send bug root‑cause information to GitHub Copilot for automated fixes
Added revision history tracking for dashboards
General availability of Seer’s Claude integration
Introduced GA release separating alerts into Monitors and Alerts for finer-grained tracking.
Application Metrics reach General Availability with high‑cardinality, trace‑connected data.
Introduces Snapshots in Early Access for image storage, diffing, and CI integration
Cross-Event Querying is now generally available
Grouping logic changes can merge or split some existing issues.
Added native Perforce P4 integration, now generally available
Adds new `@sentry/nitro` SDK in beta
Sentry CLI adds support for bundling source context in multi-module Android/JVM applications.
Update the Slack app permissions to grant Seer Agent access.
Introduce Seer Agent in open beta
Session Replay privacy settings include reusable selector presets.
Introduces early‑access Monitors and Alerts as separate features
Adds shake gesture on mobile SDKs to open the User Feedback form
Added ability to customize time intervals for bucketed time‑series data on dashboards.
Added bulk code mappings upload capability via sentry-cli, streamlining configuration for large monorepos.
Added ability for Seer to invoke Claude to generate code fixes based on identified root causes
Adds AI-powered dashboard generation using an LLM agent (beta).
Introduce rich text markdown widgets for custom dashboards
Added custom configuration options for uptime monitors
Added alert creation capability to Metrics open beta
Redesigned chart legend rendering for custom dashboards
Added Tombstone support for enhanced native crash reporting on Android
Introduce metric sending support in the .NET SDK
Added log sending capability to the Kotlin Multiplatform SDK
Size Analysis is now generally available in Sentry.
Added organization-level configuration for data forwarding
Introduces cross-event querying in Trace Explorer (beta).
Adds capability to send usage metrics using the Flutter SDK
Added ability to send custom metrics via the iOS SDK.
Added ability to save Replay filters (events, tags, URLs, CSS selectors) for later reuse
Imported from changelog source; review and generate a concise summary before publishing.
Introduces an open beta for building dashboard widgets directly from Metrics queries.
Seer AI debugger now detects issues during pull request reviews
Added metric sending support to Ruby, Rails, Java, Spring, and Spring Boot SDKs.
Added ability to view attribute breakdowns for spans without manual queries
Added GitHub secret scanning partnership for Sentry
Adds a Vercel Marketplace integration to automatically forward logs and traces to Sentry
Imported from changelog source; review and generate a concise summary before publishing.
Adds UI profiling support to the Browser JavaScript SDK
Add support for forwarding logs to Sentry via OpenTelemetry Collector, Vector, or Fluent Bit.
Code Review is now in beta for organizations using Sentry’s EU data region.
Added Cursor Cloud Agent integration for automatic bug fixing
The list of IP addresses used for event ingestion has been updated.
Adds open‑beta support for sending counters, gauges, and distribution metrics from JavaScript and Python SDKs.
Enhanced replay UI for easier navigation
Imported from changelog source; review and generate a concise summary before publishing.
Updated the Subscription page UI for clearer usage display
Adds custom global filters for dashboards
Introduce Open Beta OTLP ingestion endpoints for traces and logs
Add ability to ignore status codes in performance monitoring
Introduces AI-generated feedback summaries that provide a concise overview of user feedback trends.
Add native Serilog sink to forward logs to Sentry automatically
Adds automatic forwarding of logs from Pino and Consola SDKs to Sentry
Introduces AI-powered code review in open beta
Introduces MCP server monitoring to Sentry.
Crash reporting support added for Xbox, PlayStation, and Nintendo Switch
Logs are now generally available in Sentry
Add server‑side inbound log filtering for Business plan customers
Added auto‑refresh for logs, displaying new entries in real‑time without manual page refresh.
Introduce an AI-powered assistant that lets you query tracing and spans using natural language
Introduces AI‑generated session replay summaries for early adopters
Introduced early-adopter upgrade for dashboard table widgets
Added ability to create alerts from log queries.
Added support for displaying standalone INP spans in the trace waterfall view.
Added a unified AI agent monitoring dashboard featuring tracing, tool visibility, model performance metrics, and deep context
Adds GA Session Replay for mobile.
Introduce AI-powered PR review and test generation in beta
Updated Sentry GitHub App to request Check permissions
Seer AI debugger is now generally available for all users
Allows linking a single GitHub account across multiple Sentry organizations
Introduced a redesigned navigation UI and updated Issue Views for Sentry
Added ability to create anomaly detection alerts on span‑based queries.
Seer (beta) now incorporates application logs into its AI debugging context
Overhauled app hang tracking in the Sentry Cocoa SDK
Introduces an Insights Overview page for Next.js projects
Seer AI debugger (beta) is now generally available to all Sentry users.
Send logs directly to Sentry and view them alongside traces, errors, and issues
Introduces GA Trace Explorer for browsing span/trace samples
Added automatic stack trace analysis for Java projects
Updated Sentry documentation to clarify which event fields are scrubbed by default when using the Require Using Default Scrubbers feature.
Members can now enable Seer without requiring the Owner role.
Continuous Profiling is now generally available, helping optimize backend performance and infrastructure costs.
Adds new Sentry Logging capabilities
Early Adopters can now view Session Health data for frontend and mobile apps inside Insights
Added a view displaying distribution of Feature Flag values for an Issue
Added support for all major programming languages.
Adds new NextJS integration features to the JavaScript SDK.
Introduce anomaly‑based alerts in open beta
Introduces a new trace view to diagnose performance issues
Improved navigation within the issue stream for faster access to items.
Automatic Autofix runs are now available as a limited preview
Redesigned widget builder for faster creation and editing
Introduces Autofix (Beta) for Sentry users on paid plans
Releases Sentry Release GitHub Action version 3
Added Linux runtime support and improved compatibility for GitHub Action runners
Added ability to compare multiple queries simultaneously in Trace Explorer.
Added compatibility with Laravel 12.0
Add automatic data capture enhancements for popular libraries and frameworks
Add ability to save project, environment, and time‑range filters in Issue Views for early adopters
JavaScript SDK version 9 released.
Sentry's Release GitHub Action is now supported on all GitHub-hosted runners
Introduces revamped issue details page with an improved UI for all users
AI-powered issue grouping is now generally available.
Add an opinionated Mobile Vitals landing page
Introduces Trace Explorer with support for span‑based metrics
Anomaly alerts for Early Adopters automatically set thresholds using historical data
Add ability to favorite frequently used dashboards
Added official Typer integration in Sentry Python SDK v2.20.0.
Enhanced sourcemap handling in Sentry Release GitHub Action
Added permission controls for dashboard editing and deletion
Session Replay for mobile is now generally available.
Web Vitals performance scores now ignore unsupported measurements
Introduces Dev Toolbar in open beta as a floating widget in web apps.
Introduced beta feature flag context in issue details
Introduces a Tree Compare tool to identify and timestamp DOM mutations during React hydration.
Introduces Sentry AI for early adopters, providing automated issue summarization to speed up error triage.
Beta release 8.0.0-beta.2 of the Sentry Java SDK
Merge of Performance and Insights initiatives.
Sentry @sentry/nuxt SDK reaches beta status in version 8.35.0
Adds Pinia integration to Vue and Nuxt SDKs
Added MongoDB support to the Queries view
Added support for Custom Measurement alerts using Mobile Vitals metrics.
Added UI control to show or hide autogrouped spans in Trace View
Big Number widgets can now display equations composed of multiple functions
Introduces open‑beta Uptime Monitoring for 24/7 site performance tracking
Redesigned search UI for improved usability
Introduces a diff tool to compare client‑rendered and server‑rendered HTML during hydration.
Alerts now respect issue priority, reducing noise from low‑priority problems
Codecov now offers JavaScript bundle size analysis as a GA feature
Added Web Vital breadcrumbs to the Replay UI
Solid and SolidStart SDKs announced as beta
Introduce early-access Continuous Profiling for long-running workloads
Introduces Test Analytics in open beta, allowing flaky tests to be identified directly in pull requests
NestJS SDK reaches beta status with version 8.28.0.
Introduces early‑access Uptime Monitoring to automatically track website availability.
Added support for the Long Animation Frames API in the JavaScript SDK.
Added Dramatiq, Litestar, and Ray integrations to the Python SDK.
Adds trace-related issues that reveal other issues occurring within the same trace
Added Okta authentication for all Codecov Enterprise plan organizations.
Released Nuxt SDK in alpha (v8.23.0) for official Sentry integration with Nuxt apps
Adds Turso‑Sentry integration for tracing slow SQLite queries
New look for the breadcrumbs section on the issue details page
Added support for IN and NOT IN operators in issue alert rule conditions for tags and attributes.
Added detailed reasons for filtered or dropped events on the Stats page
Introduces actionable hydration error reporting using replay data for early adopters
Open beta release of Session Replay for mobile (React Native, iOS, Android).
Introduced the Sentry SDK for NestJS, now available for integration
Added tracing and profiling support to the WordPress Sentry integration.
Introduce thirdPartyErrorFilterIntegration to filter out third‑party errors (recommended)
Introduces direct search capability for traces
Introduced the Sentry SDK for the Solid framework
Added opt-in auto-instrumentation for Remix SDK via `autoInstrumentRemix: true`
Adds support for React 19 in Sentry React and Next.js SDKs
Added beta LLM monitoring integration
Added ability for end‑users to attach screenshots in the feedback widget
Introduces Issue Priority as a generally available feature
Auto-detects likely spam in user feedback and routes it to a separate folder
Introduce Slack thread updates for issue alerts, keeping conversations organized
Updated issue details page to be more space‑efficient and searchable.
Introduce GA user feedback widget for end‑users to submit bug reports.
Issue webhooks now include payloads for unresolved state changes when an issue regresses or escalates
Introduces the generally available Trace View for more efficient performance debugging.
Added a new React component name plugin to simplify identification of CSS selectors for React components.
Added general availability of German data storage location.
Introduces Issue Priority, a new feature for surfacing critical errors
Adds automatic resolution of Sentry issues when a linked Jira ticket is closed as Done.
Automatic code mapping setup for PHP projects
Adds ability to configure the Sentry SDK to automatically profile code executed before the main entry point on mobile apps
Metric alerts posted to Slack now start a thread to contain notifications
Enhanced Slack alerts with richer context
Added filter for noisy Google translations on iOS
Added ability to select severity/priority for alerts sent to PagerDuty
Introduce Kotlin Multiplatform SDK v0.5.0
Introduces GA support for detecting and alerting on rage click issues in Sentry
Revamped the local variables UI in the stack trace view
Added support for Interaction to Next Paint (INP) metric in Sentry Performance
Added built-in Expo support to the Sentry React Native SDK (v5.16.0).
Introduces a new App Starts view for visualizing app start time metrics
Introduced trace timeline for easier navigation between issues in a single trace
Embed Replay clips directly in the issue details page, eliminating the need to leave the issue to view replays.
Imported from changelog source; review and generate a concise summary before publishing.
Added support for `is:unresolved` filter in metric alerts
Adds GitHub pull‑request integration that comments on PRs with any unhandled issues caused by modified functions
Added support for stack trace linking on frames without source context, showing an "Open this line in GitHub" link in the frame title
Detects user frustration via rapid clicks on unresponsive elements
Added beta support for HTML canvas elements in Session Replay videos
Adds backpressure (overhead) management to Java SDK (v7.1.0+) and Ruby SDK
Release of Sentry PHP SDK version 4.4.0
Added syntax highlighting for code snippets within stack traces
Introduced an experimental Hydration Error diff tool for Next.js with Sentry Session Replay
Adds auto-instrumentation for cron and node-cron libraries in the JavaScript SDK
Added profiling support for Electron renderer processes (UIs).
Added ability to mute specific environments for Cron Monitors
Introduce navigation from a SQL query in the Queries tool directly to the corresponding source code line.
Adds margins and thresholds to cron monitors, letting you define when a job is considered missed or failed.
Add GitHub Team integration to automatically identify code contributors and invite them to Sentry.
Added several new features to the Elixir SDK.
Raise minimum supported Android API level to 19 (Android 4.4)
Introduces a new User Feedback widget now available to all organizations in open beta
Introduces Accessibility Insights feature in Session Replay (alpha)
Monitors p95 of most common functions and auto‑creates issues for sustained regressions
Introduces monitoring of p95 latency for top backend endpoints.
Updated suspect commit detection algorithm for higher accuracy
Adds out‑of‑the‑box support for Django 5.0 in the Python SDK.
- Introduces a new workflow to monitor performance of JavaScript, CSS, and font resources across web pages
Introduces a new troubleshooting workflow for mobile-specific metrics TTID (Time to Initial Display) and TTFD (Time to Full Display).
Introduced a redesigned Replay Details page layout for improved readability, especially on mobile devices
Updated workflow notifications to reflect reassignment more clearly
Reduced SDK bundle size in v7.78.0
Introduced a Web Vitals workflow to speed up page load performance optimization.
Release of PHP SDK 4.0.0, a major version bump with new capabilities.
Uploading source maps now enables the full Sentry Errors experience
Add a new alert rule action to automatically create issues in Jira Server and GitHub.
Introduced Frame Drop Performance Issue detection for Mobile apps
Add stack trace links, Code Owners, and suspect commit information to the GitHub Enterprise integration
Introduced a Top Selectors view on the Session Replay page highlighting elements with rage clicks and dead clicks.
Added integration to send Sentry issue and metric alerts to Discord channels
Adds Automated Test Selection to run only tests impacted by code changes.
Introduces Alpha release of Sentry’s Astro SDK
Added native Cron job support for the Ruby SDK (v5.12.0).
Added GraphQL support for Python libraries Graphene, Strawberry, Ariadne, and GQL.
Added stack trace linking for Bitbucket and Azure DevOps integrations, allowing direct navigation from Sentry errors to source code.
Introduces a lock‑free project selector for organizations with multiple projects, replacing the previous lock button.
Webhook endpoints now enforce a 1‑second response timeout; slower replies are treated as timed out
Introduced cron support in the Java SDK for monitoring recurring jobs.
Introduces a Cloudflare Workers integration that forwards errors, exceptions, and console.log() output directly to Sentry.
Introduces Query Insights workflow to Sentry Performance.
Added CPU and Memory usage capture to Sentry Profiling for iOS and Android applications.
Numeric-only team and project slugs are no longer accepted, requiring alphanumeric alternatives.
Introduces the beta @sentry/bun SDK for the Bun JavaScript runtime
Add official support for Remix v2 in the Sentry Remix SDK
Introduced the new Issues experience for all Sentry customers.
Introduces a new Opsgenie integration to send alerts and metric alerts to a chosen team.
Added ClickHouse support to the Python SDK.
Introduces granular condition building for metric alerts.
Adds support for NextJS route handlers in the JavaScript SDK (v7.67.0)
Release of Sentry Laravel SDK v3.8.0 with new features
Issue detail view now shows a curated "recommended" event instead of always the latest event
Adds two new widgets on the Profiling page that highlight the slowest functions and most regressed functions in your code
Detects overlapping HTTP spans queued for the same host when browser queue time exceeds 500ms
Introduce Rage and Dead Click cards in Session Replay to surface user frustration signals
Introduce optional ContextLines integration for browser SDKs
Implemented quality‑of‑life updates to improve issue resolution in releases.
Published core Codecov repositories as open source
Add per‑project performance‑issue sensitivity settings in Project Settings → Performance.
Add a web benchmark package that lets developers measure Session Replay overhead.
Added cron job monitoring support to Go SDK
Adds a set of popular filters to the Issues Search interface for quick access.
Release of Sentry Laravel SDK version 3.7.0
Enhanced readability of stack traces for easier debugging
Added first‑class client‑side error handling for GraphQL on mobile (Android) in beta.
Introduces a new Codecov Slack app delivering test coverage metrics directly in Slack
Introduced a time-series graph for average transaction duration in the Transaction Summary view.
Introduced enhanced transaction trends view highlighting inflection points.
Introduces a Priority Sort that surfaces newer and escalating issues higher in the list
Add ability to mute issue and metric alerts
Adds automated Sentry comments on recently merged pull requests suspected of causing issues
Adds initial tracing support for monitor check‑ins, enabling correlation of issues with specific run instances.
Added four new tags to out‑of‑the‑box performance metrics: OS name, HTTP status code, browser name, and country code
Introduces a new Codecov CLI for configuring coverage directly from the command line
Add a new timeline view for Crons to display all job statuses at a glance
Adds support for linking Java stack traces to the original source code locations
SDK now tracks DOM mutations to reduce unnecessary replay processing.
Added support for Python ExceptionGroup and derived exception types
Added automatic SQL formatting for displayed queries in issue breadcrumbs, performance issues, and transaction spans.
Added official SvelteKit support to the Sentry SDK.
Added SDK support for monitoring recurring jobs in Python, Celery, PHP, Laravel, and Node.js
Added Loguru integration support in the Sentry Python SDK (v1.23.0).
Added auto‑instrumentation for Celery Beat scheduled tasks, enabling Sentry Cron monitoring out of the box.
Introduces automatic monitoring setup for Vercel Cron Jobs integration with existing Cron Job Monitoring (Beta) for Node.js
Add support for team-level roles, allowing members to hold different roles per team
Added ability to view request and response bodies along with API headers for selected URLs within Session Replay
Added UI to view session replay videos directly from backend error issue details
Introduces unit‑based pricing for Performance Monitoring with the new Profiling feature.
Profiling is now generally available, offering precise code‑level performance visibility in production environments
Add ability to define ownership rules directly from an issue
Added a new notification action to Issue Alert rules that can directly notify Suggested Assignees.
Spike Protection notifications are disabled by default to reduce noise
Introduced click-based search for session replays, allowing filtering by specific DOM elements
Sentry now automatically sets up code mappings for Python, JavaScript, Ruby, and Node projects.
Introduces an improved spike detection algorithm for Spike Protection.
Introduces a Sentry‑Codecov integration that surfaces code coverage information directly in Sentry stack traces