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We are ecstatic to release our full, stable version of the Python SDK, PyRollbar 1.0.0. This marks a significant leap from beta to our first full release, showcasing an array of enhancements and new features tailored for efficiency and performance. A big thank you to all the fantastic contributors who helped get us to this point!
This version introduces substantial performance improvements, including a novel HTTP transfer mechanism. This mechanism employs a pool of background worker threads, revolutionizing how logs and reports are transmitted to Rollbar. Additionally, we've boosted data sanitization and serialization with a batched transform approach, ensuring a more streamlined experience.
We've also decided to focus solely on Python 3, phasing out support for Python 2. This strategic shift allows us to fully embrace the advancements in Python 3. If your operations still depend on Python 2, version 0.16.x remains stable and will continue to receive security updates for at least another year.
Bug fixes have also been a priority. The SDK now effectively handles Django's sensitive_post_parameters
decorator, securely scrubbing sensitive parameters. Flask users will notice the resolution of the Werkzeug Deprecation Warning with a switch from BaseRequest
to Request.
Additionally, we've addressed the FastAPI version comparison bug with SemVer and resolved the WSGIRequest
object error in Django.
Rounding out these updates, we've made some tweaks in the Item Detail and Item List sections. You'll no longer face issues when clicking on the context graph in Item Detail; it now reliably opens the Occurrence tab. In the Item List, clicking 'Select All' or 'Select Only' in the Filter menu will close the menu automatically, and the search field maintains focus even when no results are found, keeping your workflow smooth and uninterrupted.
As always, your feedback drives our progress. Please share your thoughts at product@rollbar.com. We’re grateful for your insights, and thank you for being a vital part of our community.