By popular demand, you can now integrate your Airbrake directly with GitLab. You can manually create GitLab issues from the error dashboard, or enable auto-creation to automatically create a GitLab issue whenever new errors occur. Every GitLab issue created from Airbrake will contain critical error details such as error type &… continue reading →
Category Archives: Airbrake Features
New: Trello integration
Today we are happy to announce the new Trello integration for Airbrake. Just like our JIRA, Assembla and Pivotal Tracker integrations, you can quickly create new Trello cards directly for any error summary. Or, save yourself time by enabling auto-creation. This will create a card automatically whenever new errors are found. Trello… continue reading →
New: GitHub Enterprise integration
GitHub has long been one of our most popular integrations for Airbrake. Today, we’re happy to announce that GitHub Enterprise users can now take advantage of this invaluable integration as well. GitHub Enterprise integration effectively works the same as our regular GitHub integration. The biggest benefit is the ability to… continue reading →
Airbrake gets serious (and a little silly) about comments
Until now the commenting functionality in Airbrake has been a bit, uh, limited. Users could add a comment for an exception, but only in plain-text. And email notifications can be pretty easy to miss – especially when you’ve set up filters in your inbox. That all ends now. We’ve made… continue reading →
New: aggregated error data
During the last 6 months, we’ve been collecting lots of feedback from Airbrake users, and we’ve been listening! We’re excited to announce the release of the most requested feature, aggregated error reports, or ‘aggregations’ for short. At a glance, aggregations can show you: Exactly which users have been affected by… continue reading →
New: nested exceptions
The long-awaited feature has finally arrived. Airbrake now supports nested exceptions! What are nested exceptions? Sometimes exception handling code can fail and raise an exception itself. In some languages such as Ruby, the original exception the code was trying to handle is stored in a new exception object and exposed… continue reading →
New: error chart resolutions
Recently, we released error charts, allowing you to spot trends in your application errors. We’ve received excellent feedback for this feature, and we find it incredibly useful internally at Airbrake. Today, we made charts even better, by introducing 3 resolutions: view 90 days, 90 hours, or 90 minutes of error… continue reading →
Airbrake + ProjectManager.com, a Zapier Integration
ProjectManager.com is an online project management platform for all levels of users. The software allows for users to create project and track progress down to the tiniest details. PM allows for multiuser collaboration and file hosting natively within the software. ProjectManager.com gives everyone from business managers to hardcore project managers… continue reading →
New feature: See trends with Airbrake error charts
Deep in the Airbrake labs we’ve been experimenting. We’ve destroyed expensive equipment, set fire to our lab coats and singed our eyebrows in the heat and fire of many failed experiments. Finally, we emerge, wide-eyed and excited to announce our most requested and anticipated new feature: error charts! In the project overview, these… continue reading →
Gmail Action for Airbrake Errors
Some of users have requested this feature and today it went live. You’ll now see a quick action from within Gmail to quickly jump to specific error in the list view. If you would like to add this to your own email it’s technically simple, but requires a few extra steps… continue reading →
