New in this release

• Updated the native Android agent to version 7.1.0.
• Addressed an issue that prevented app building due to missing compilesdk.

New in this release

• Resolved a problem preventing apps from building due to an undefined package associated with AGP 4 compatibility.
• Addressed an issue with recordHandledException where users were unable to call this method for Android API levels 21 through 23

New in this release

• Upgraded native iOS agent to v7.4.6
• Added Native C/C++ Crash Capture Support for Android

New in this release

• Upgraded native Android agent to v7.0.0
• Added support for React Native 0.72.0
• Included support for Expo 49

New in this release

• Upgrade native iOS agent to v7.4.5
• Added FedRAMP configuration flag on agent start.

New in this release

• Upgrade native Android Agent to v6.11.1
• Upgrade native iOS agent to v7.4.4
• JavaScript Errors will now be reported as handled exceptions, providing more context and stack traces in the New Relic UI.
• Added shutdown method, providing ability to shut down the agent within the current application lifecycle during runtime.
• Added support for tvOS.

Fixed in this release

• Fixed an issue where the feature flag methods would result in an error.

New in this release

• Upgrade native Android agent to v6.10.0
• Upgrade native iOS agent to v7.4.3

Fixed in this release

• Fixed an issue that caused conflicts with network monitoring in FlipperKit.

Fixed in this release

• Cyclical structures are now removed when sent to the console, preventing large circular structures from causing an out-of-memory issue on Android.

New in this release

• TypeScript support has been added, providing improved type checking and better coding experience for TypeScript users.
• The ability to configure collector endpoints and logging level has been added, providing more control over the data collection process.
• The ability to turn off logging for iOS has been added, providing more control over the data collection process.

Fixed in this release

• Unhandled promise rejection handler will now handle null errors generated by React Native, ensuring that the application continues to run smoothly.
• Cyclical structures are now properly handled when sent to the console, avoiding potential errors and crashes in the logging process.