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Rollbar is happy to announce the February 2021 Javascript Grouping Update that significantly improves grouping accuracy for Javascript issues, thus allowing users to discover and respond to errors more quickly.

This update improves grouping accuracy on 548 frequently occurring error types that cause 51% of crashes in Javascript. We trained our model on millions of crashes to analyze frequently occurring error types and learned to distinguish different ones accurately.

Go to Settings → Upgrade Grouping, check "Enable auto-upgrade for future improvements", and click "Save settings." Auto-upgrade is enabled on projects created since June 2020.

To get the update without auto-upgrades, go to Settings → Upgrade Grouping and click "Upgrade to latest".

We are happy to announce support for capturing local stack variables in Node.js stack traces.

This update allows capturing the current values of local variables at the time of an exception or promise rejection, for all frames in the call stack. It also allows expanding objects and arrays to an arbitrary depth as specified in the Rollbar configuration.

To enable it, set the locals option in the Node.js Rollbar config, as described here.

The Intelligence Team is happy to announce the January 2021 C# Grouping Update that significantly improves grouping accuracy for C# issues, thus allowing users to discover and respond to errors more quickly.

This update improves grouping accuracy on 230 frequently occurring error types that cause most crashes in C#. We trained our model on millions of crashes to analyze frequently occurring error types and learned to distinguish different ones accurately.

Go to Settings → Upgrade Grouping, check "Enable auto-upgrade for future improvements", and click "Save settings." Auto-upgrade is enabled on projects created since June 2020.

To get the update without auto-upgrades, go to Settings → Upgrade Grouping and click "Upgrade to latest".

We are happy to announce the November 2020 Java, C# & Python Grouping Update that significantly improves grouping accuracy for Java, C# & Python issues, thus allowing users to discover and respond to errors more quickly.

This update improves grouping accuracy on 1,016 frequently occurring error types that cause most crashes in these languages. We trained our model on millions of crashes to analyze frequently occurring error types and learned to distinguish different ones accurately.

Go to Settings → Upgrade Grouping, check "Enable auto-upgrade for future improvements", and click "Save settings." Auto-upgrade is enabled on projects created since June 2020.

To get the update without auto-upgrades, go to Settings → Upgrade Grouping and click "Upgrade to latest".

We are happy to announce the November 2020 Javascript Grouping Update that significantly improves the grouping accuracy of Javascript issues, thus allowing users to observe and respond to errors quickly.

This update improves grouping accuracy on 335 frequently occurring error types that cause 38% of Javascript crashes. We trained our model on 5 million Javascript crashes to analyze frequently occurring error types and learned to distinguish different ones accurately.

Go to Settings → Upgrade Grouping, check "Enable auto-upgrade for future improvements", and click "Save settings." Auto-upgrade is enabled on projects created since June 2020.

To get the update without auto-upgrades, go to Settings → Upgrade Grouping and click "Upgrade to latest".

Lightstep and Rollbar together make observability even better!

Check out the new integration to move seamlessly between errors with code context in Rollbar and root cause analysis in Lightstep. The integration creates a snapshot when Rollbar captures an error to give a systems-wide view within Lighstep.

https://docs.lightstep.com/paths/rollbar-path/intro

We are happy to announce the October 2020 Ruby Grouping Update that significantly improves the grouping accuracy of Ruby issues, thus allowing users to observe and respond to errors quickly.

This update improves grouping accuracy on 680 frequently occurring error types that cause 54% of Ruby crashes. We trained our model on 5 million Ruby crashes to analyze frequently occurring error types and learned to distinguish different ones accurately.

To enable it, go to Settings → Upgrade Grouping, check "Enable auto-upgrade for future improvements", and click "Save settings." Auto-upgrade is enabled on projects created since June 2020.

We’re excited to announce our improved Account > Projects page, where you can quickly find the project you’re looking for, filter which projects are missing important integrations, or learn which integrations other teams love to use. Try it today!

We are happy to announce the September 2020 Ruby Grouping Update that significantly improves the grouping accuracy of the majority of Ruby crashes, thus allowing users to observe and respond to errors quickly. Pattern recognition in Ruby messages allows the algorithm to enrich the error payload with community information and group it more accurately

How to get it:

1. Existing projects with auto-upgrade and new projects get the patterns automatically
2. To get it and enable auto-upgrades, go to Settings → Upgrade Grouping, check "Enable auto-upgrade for future improvements", and click "Save settings."
3. To get it without auto-upgrades go to Settings → Upgrade Grouping and click "Upgrade to latest".

We are happy to announce the September 2020 Ruby, Python and PHP Grouping Update that significantly improves the grouping accuracy of Ruby, Python and PHP issues, thus allowing users to observe and respond to errors quickly.

The update extends the capabilities of pattern recognition for Ruby exception messages, and introduces pattern recognition for Python and PHP exception messages. The algorithm will now enrich the error payload with community information and group it more accurately.

How to get the updates:

1. Existing projects with auto-upgrade and new projects get the patterns automatically
2. To get it and enable auto-upgrades, go to Settings → Upgrade Grouping, check "Enable auto-upgrade for future improvements", and click "Save settings."
3. To get it without auto-upgrades, go to Settings → Upgrade Grouping and click "Upgrade to latest".