Sentry will comment on recent pull requests suspected of causing issues. This will help developers track the impact of their code changes. You need to have...

Crons now features initial support for adding tracing to check-ins. This will allow you to directly link issues that were created during the run of a...

We’ve introduced 4 new tags to our out-of-the-box performance metrics and namely OS name, http status code, browser name and country code. You can now...

The new Codecov CLI lets you can configure code coverage and more, right in the command line. With the CLI you’ll be able to check coverage insights locally,...

Understanding all of your Crons statuses at a glance is now easier with Crons' new timeline view. In this new view, you can see an overview of all of your...

For years JavaScript and other devs have been able to link their source code to stack traces from their application errors. Helping them to get the root of...

At Sentry, we employ several measures to avoid Session Replay negatively impacting the end-user performance of your web application. A new measure we...

Sentry now handles exception groups for users using ExceptionGroup and derived types in Python, or similar classes such as AggregateException in .NET. Within...

SQL is shown throughout Sentry.io in issue breadcrumbs, performance issues, and transaction spans. Previously this SQL was not formatted, making it difficult...

Official support for SvelteKit is now live. The SDK is also supported via our wizard to install our SDK with one line npx @sentry/wizard@latest -i sveltekit...