Releases: Dynatrace/superdump
Releases · Dynatrace/superdump
3.2
3.1
- Overhauled Dumps "Overview" (list dumps instead of bundles)
- Added a "calendar heatmap". It shows the number of dumps in a certain time-period. This is especially interesting, if you search for a certain thing or look up duplicates.
- Duplicates-search: It's now possible to list the duplicates of one dump in the "Dumps" view. Very powerful in combination with the heatmap.
- Added the Dynatrace SDK to trace messaging through Hangfire.
- Bugfixes
3.0
New major release.
- Similarity detection
- LDAP authentication
- Audit logging
- JIRA integration
- Update to .NET Core 2.2
- Update to CLRMD 1.0
- Performance and scalability improvements for large amounts of dumps (>50k)
- Lots of small improvements
- Lots of bugfixes
2.2
- Slack notifications
- minor bugfixes
2.1
- Major bugfix over 2.0. Some files were missing which led to UNKOWN frames.
- Some minor bugfixes around re-running analysis.
- Added "Interactive Mode". It's basically a websocket-based console terminal in the browser, which connects to a cdb.exe (WinDbg) process on the server.
2.0
- SuperDumpService now runs fully in .NET Core
- SuperDumpService can run under Linux
- (rudimentary) support for Linux core dumps. Uploaded
.core.gz
files are detected and then a command is executed which is configurable (LinuxCommandTemplate
). If it generates a.json
result file, then a regular report is shown. If it does not generate the json, then the console-output of that script is simply shown. The actual analysis script is not part of this repo (yet). - DebugDiag analysis are automatically created.
- It's now configurable if dump-files are downloadable and if they should get deleted after analysis is finished (
DeleteDumpAfterAnalysis
,DumpDownloadable
) - Lots of bugfixes, code cleanup, refatoring.
1.0
First public release.