1.1.14 — 4th December
Traceable’s Java agent 1.1.14 provides the following:
Update
Upgraded
libtraceable
Version: The Java agent now includes the latest version oflibtraceable
, ensuring deprecated modules are removed for improved performance and compatibility.
Resolved issue
Metrics Flooding Logs: The 1.1.14 release resolves an issue where certain high-cardinality metrics flooded logs.
1.1.13 — 24th September
Resolved issues
The 1.1.13 release resolves an issue with gzip bodies in HTTP clients.
The 1.1.13 release resolves an issue with metrics with high cardinality flooding logs.
1.1.12 — 10th July
Resolved issue
The 1.1.12 release resolves the verifyError on some Spring applications.
1.1.10 — 18th June
Traceable’s Java agent 1.1.10 has the following:
Updates
Servlet 5.0 — The 1.1.10 release adds support for Servlet 5.0.
1.1.9 — 11th June
Traceable’s Java agent 1.1.9 is deprecated.
1.1.8 — 22nd April
Traceable’s Java agent 1.1.8 has the following:
Updates
OTEL version — The 1.1.8 release upgrades the OTEL version to 1.33.0.
HyperTrace version — The 1.1.8 release upgrades the HyperTrace version to 1.3.12
Logging — The 1.1.8 release makes the logging configuration consistent across config files, environment variables, and system properties. For logging configuration, see Configurations variables in the Java agent topic.
Resolved issues
Blocking — The 1.1.8 release resolves an issue with blocking any body for frameworks using BufferedReader to read the request body.
Vert.x client—The 1.1.8 release resolves an issue with data capture on the Vert.x client when streaming data is present.
1.1.7 - 27th February
Traceable’s Java agent 1.1.7 has the following updates:
Status code and response message - The 1.1.7 release supports custom blocking status code and response message. For more information, see Configuration Variables in the Java topic.
File logging options - The 1.1.7 release provides new file logging options. For more information, see Configuration Variables in the Java topic.
Statistics in logs—The 1.1.7 release provides new options for printing metrics and statistics in log files. For more information, see Configuration Variables in the Java topic.