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@jgauffin jgauffin released this 01 Nov 08:15
· 250 commits to master since this release

New user interface

The UI have been redone completely. Slicker, faster and easier to navigate.

Tracking application versions

codeRR can now tell you which version of your application that the exception was thrown in. See if the same exception exists in multiple versions.

Each incident is tagged with the application versions that they occur in.

Better workflow

We have now the following states for incidents

  • New - Arrived, have not been reviewed or assigned.
  • Assigned - Someone are correcting the bug
  • Ignored - Not a real issue (or already corrected)
  • Closed - Corrected

Basic plugin system

It's now possible to write plugins (which can use all other parts of the system through Dependency Injection).

Minor changes

  • You can now change your email
  • Secure install, even on publicly accessible servers.
  • Turn off registration of new users
  • An ApiClient which can be used to command all parts of codeRR.
  • Reworked the user feedback section.
  • Improved how error descriptions from users are presented
  • Date/Time is now converted to local time in the UI
  • Improved the installation wizard
  • The installation wizard is now secure (must specify a password to be able to start it)
  • Links in notification emails goes directly to the correct incident.
  • Stack traces are now displayed directly on the incident
  • Created an application wizard guiding you through the steps required configure your application

Installation

  1. Unzip the zip package in an IIS folder (C:\inetpub\wwwroot\coderr).
  2. Configure IIS so that the folder is a Web Application
  3. Create a new empty database
  4. Change the ConfigurationKey value in web.config
  5. Browse to the website/webapplication and follow the instructions

Upgrade from previous version

  1. Save your connection string
  2. Delete everything from your IIS folder
  3. Unzip the zip package to the IIS folder.
  4. Change Configured to true in web.config
  5. Restore your connnection string
  6. Browse to the website/webapplication