Detailed error reports and notifications for Java web applications
We’re pleased to announce a new major release of LogDigger Connector – a lightweight Java library that captures and notifies you about errors in your web applications. LogDigger helps you track down bugs more rapidly, automatically creating detailed error reports with all important data: HTTP request details like URL, POST parameters and HTTP headers. Request-level [...]
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After several months of closed beta and internal use on live projects, we’re pleased to announce LogDigger Connector 2.0 and accompanying My LogDigger service. LogDigger Connector 2.0 LogDigger library has been completely redesigned. Here’s what’s new: Single jar, no external dependencies. Support for multiple logging frameworks (v1.0 worked with Log4j only). Configure using simple DSL. You [...]
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Discontinuing support for LogDigger Server You’ve probably already noticed that our focus for the last several months was on the BugDigger – out hosted service for contextual bug reporting that integrates with Atlassian JIRA, Basecamp, FogBugz and other popular issue trackers. It’s no secret that we were able to provide much better support for the hosted [...]
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We’re very excited today. After several months of development and beta testing, our BugDigger service is finally going live! The initial release of BugDigger allows users to easily capture bugs in their web applications and send them to an external bug tracker. Bug reports submitted via BugDigger include: * The browser and version number used * [...]
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Today we’ve released an updated extension for IE with an important bug fix. Some users have experienced an issue where LogDigger was not uploading screen shots. Well, this was easy to fix once we reproduced it. Anyway, if you’ve experienced this issue, go ahead and download LogDigger extension for IE v1.0.2. P.S. For those of [...]
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We’ve released LogDigger Server 1.1.1 today that: Fixes compatibility issue with JIRA 4.1, Has improved annotation editor that automatically resizes to take the full visible area of the browser window.
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Since our first release of LogDigger Server we are aware that the biggest issue in adoption of LogDigger is the server setup and resources it needs. For the last several months we’ve been working on a hosted solution and today we’re pleased to announce our BugDigger service. Our focus with BugDigger was to enable users [...]
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We are pleased to announce the official release of LogDigger Server 1.1. There are several long awaited improvements and fixes so let’s start… Improved issue trackers integration We’ve fixed quite severe issue affecting integration with JIRA installations having complex issue types schemes. If you were unable to get issue reporting form in LogDigger for your [...]
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We thought we did a decent job documenting LogDigger components, especially LogDigger Connector library (because the first public version was released about a year ago). Well, this is quite embarrassing but, thanks to a user asking for help, we’ve discovered that the LogDigger Connector manual and distribution available for download were not synchronized. The problem [...]
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We released updates for the LogDigger Server and browser extensions today, addressing few issues: Browser extensions have got hard limit on an image size they send to the LogDigger Server. If the image is bigger that this, it will be scaled down. By default, on bug reporting, screenshot will be created for the visible part [...]
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