What's new?

• Communicating with our servers upon every new session (supports SDK installation + many other features)
• Removed IDFA usage for a better compatibly with iOS 14

What's new in v0.1.0?

• First release 🎉
• After testing our SDK for several months in iOS (and Flutter) apps we're excited to release our first live version, supported by a live and kicking server (instead of static storage).

What's new?

• Generating IPS files as crash logs.
• The client ID is assigned only once, later assignments will be ignored.
• Now uploading compressed files instead of making large requests.
• Always zipping before uploading.
• Robust upload operations: recheck cases when new logs were added during upload and always avoid endless loops.
• Improved performance as CrashOps will mainly work on its own thread (operation queue) and doesn't do anything on the main thread (UI thread).
• Removed redundant warnings.

What's new?

• Generating IPS files as crash logs.
• The client ID is assigned only once, later assignments will be ignored.
• Now uploading compressed files instead of making large requests.
• Always zipping before uploading.
• Robust upload operations: recheck cases when new logs were added during upload and always avoid endless loops.
• Removed redundant warnings.

What's new?

• Generating IPS files as crash logs.
• The client ID is assigned only once, later assignments will be ignored.
• Now uploading compressed files instead of making large requests.
• Always zipping before uploading.
• Robust upload operations: recheck cases when new logs were added during upload and always avoid endless loops.
• Removed redundant warnings.

This version should fix the conflicts with gRPC library.

When using Firestore which depends on "gRPC", for example, it caused conflicts.

• The SDK could crash if an app's name had a space in it.
• Supporting also non-fatal error logs.

(1) Added clientId: only accounts with clientId will be able to upload their logs, without it the SDK will be useful only locally.
(2) Now allowing also to log non-fatal errors (TODO: Add an API to expose them).
(3) Reporting to host app only about uploaded errors + deleting each log file that was confirmed to be sent.