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Changelog

Keep up to date with the latest changes from bitdrift. You can find all the SDK updates in our docs: Android, iOS

fixed
Navigating between workflows causes content shift

Fixed a bug where navigating between workflows would result in expanded explorations being collapsed, and scroll position being lost.

fixed
Unable to update workflow names

Fixed a bug where workflows could not be renamed.

fixed
Session Replay screens appearing out of order

Fixed a bug where screens in the Session Replay panel would appear out of order when navigating the timeline.

fixed
Disappearing workflow nodes bug

Fixed several bugs which contributed to nodes moving or disappearing from the workflow editor when editing a node via a modal, or when deploying a workflow in a pending state.

changed
Expanded lookback period for plotted charts

We've increased the lookback period for charts to 30 days. Now you can analyze your data over a longer period of time.

date picker in action

changed
Revamped Explorations home

We've completely redesigned our Explorations home page. It now features helpful resources to streamline your onboarding experience and boost your progress.

new
Product walkthroughs

Explore the basics of the Capture platform with guided tours. Launch them anytime from the new Explorations home page.

new
Public changelog available

Product Changelog now publicly available. Keep up to date with all the bitdrift changes and improvements in this feed.

new
Quality of life additions to command palette

We've added a few new commands to help you navigate the app more easily.

  • Within Explorations begin typing to jump directly to an existing workflow, or select an exploration to see all available workflows.
  • From any service, enter a Session ID to jump directly to that Session within Timeline.
new
Capture SDK logging integration libraries

Released companion libraries to automatically forward logs to Capture when using existing 3rd party logging libraries: Timber on Android / CocoaLumberjack, and SwiftyBeaver on iOS. Head over to our docs for instructions on how to integrate them into your apps.