elmah.io changelog

When adding a new user to your organization, the user will immediately have access as it has been all along. As a new thing, we send an email to the user, telling them they have been added and a link to accept. You can adjust log access and emails for added users as before, but you won’t see the added user’s email address before they accept. This is to avoid someone being able to add random users and see their email addresses.

We released a new version (4.1.1) of the Elmah.Io.JavaScript package. The new version includes the following changes:

• Fixed a bug where logging unhandled errors without a reason would cause a new JavaScript error.

The elmah.io Upload Source Map extension for Azure DevOps has been improved with the following changes:

• Support for running on Linux images.
• Documentation for running on YAML-based pipelines.

The documentation has been updated to reflect all changes. If you have already installed the extension, Azure DevOps will automatically update to the latest version. You will need to update existing usages of the task to target version 4, though.

The elmah.io Deployment Notification extension for Azure DevOps has been improved with the following changes:

• Added support for YAML-based Pipelines.
• If not specified, the version will automatically use the build number if installed through Pipelines and the release name if installed through Releases.
• Support for running on Linux images.

The documentation has been updated to reflect all changes. If you have already installed the extension, Azure DevOps will automatically update to the latest version. You will need to update existing usages of the task to target version 4, though.

https://blog.elmah.io/custom-model-validation-attributes-in-asp-net-core/

The Azure Boards app now lets you configure the work item type to use, rather than always create issues as bugs:

The documentation has been updated with a description of supported types.

https://blog.elmah.io/lessons-learned-after-migrating-azure-functions-to-isolated-functions-on-net-8/

Two new rule actions are available when creating rules: Mark as bot and Mark as fixed. As the names suggest, these actions can be used to automatically set the isFixed or isBot flag based on a query:

The documentation for rules has been updated to reflect the new actions.

https://blog.elmah.io/secret-elmah-io-features-5-breadcrumbs-leading-up-to-errors/

The Inspector view now shows a textual description of HResults in case we have one. This will make it even easier to understand the cause of the exception:

We published a new issue of the elmah.io Newsletter: https://mailchi.mp/elmah/understanding-the-exception-hresult-property-and-more-elmah-io-news-15652372

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There’s a new option to include Breadcrumbs in the ChatGPT app. With this enabled, getting AI-suggested fixes from the search page will include any breadcrumbs from the error. We have seen better suggestions from ChatGPT by providing it with more context about what happened just before an error.

We released a new version (5.1.19) of the Elmah.Io.Wpf package. The new version includes the following changes:

• Remove dummy bookkeeping object added by the Dispatcher.
• Newest Elmah.Io.Client.
• Newest Newtonsoft.Json to avoid running on vulnerable package versions.
• Building on .NET 8.
• New .NET 8 sample.
• Upgraded Microsoft.SourceLink.GitHub to 8.0.0.
• Several code improvements after running Sonar checks. This is all internal so no need for code changes are required by you.

The new ChatGPT 4o model has been added to the ChatGPT app. The model is available with both the bring-your-own OpenAI API key and elmah.io deployed options. The elmah.io model requires a subscription with Machine Learning/AI included.

We released a new version (5.1.33) of the Elmah.Io.Umbraco package. The new version includes the following changes:

• Include checks in elmah.io heartbeats. Umbraco Health Checks are mapped to checks in elmah.io heartbeats.
• Newest Elmah.Io.Client.
• Building on .NET 8.
• Upgraded Microsoft.SourceLink.GitHub to 8.0.0.
• Several code improvements after running Sonar checks. This is all internal so no need for code changes are required by you.

We released a new version (5.1.30) of the Elmah.Io.Heartbeats.Hangfire package. The new version includes the following changes:

• Newest Elmah.Io.Client.
• Building on .NET 8.
• New .NET 8 sample.
• Upgraded Microsoft.SourceLink.GitHub to 8.0.0.
• Several code improvements after running Sonar checks. This is all internal so no need for code changes are required by you.

We released a new version (5.1.21) of the Elmah.Io.Functions.Isolated package. The new version includes the following changes:

• Newest Elmah.Io.Client.
• Upgraded Microsoft.SourceLink.GitHub to 8.0.0.
• Building on .NET 8.
• New .NET 8 sample.
• Several code improvements after running Sonar checks. This is all internal so no need for code changes are required by you.

We released a new version (5.1.36) of the Elmah.Io.Functions package. The new version includes the following changes:

• Newest Elmah.Io.Client.
• Upgraded Microsoft.SourceLink.GitHub to 8.0.0.
• Building on .NET 8.
• Several code improvements after running Sonar checks. This is all internal so no need for code changes are required by you.

https://blog.elmah.io/understanding-the-exception-hresult-property-in-c/

We released a new version (5.1.47) of the Elmah.Io, Elmah.Io.AspNet, Elmah.Io.Mvc, and Elmah.Io.WebApi packages. The new version includes the following changes:

• Building on .NET 8.
• Newest Elmah.Io.Client.
• Upgraded Microsoft.SourceLink.GitHub to 8.0.0.
• Several code improvements after running Sonar checks. This is all internal so no need for code changes are required by you.