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You can now track frontend errors in Flare back to the exact git commit that caused them.
Instead of a random UUID as your build version, use the commit hash. See an error spike after a deploy? Check the version, run git show, and you're reading the exact diff.
No more cross-referencing deploy logs or guessing based on timestamps. Just a direct link from error to commit.
flareapp.io/blog/track-front…
The Flare debug tab now shows all events on a single, chronological timeline.
Queries, logs, HTTP requests, Redis commands, filesystem operations, cache hits/misses, Livewire renders: everything in one place, in the order it actually happened.
ALT A chronological timeline displays various queries and logs, including SQL commands, parameters, and an emergency log entry.
We've also revisited the forms. Fields are better organized, validation is clearer, and destructive actions are properly guarded with confirmation dialogs.
Gone are the confusing toggle components on the security and notification pages.
Here's a blog post we wrote about it: flareapp.io/blog/new-and-imp…
Try Flare for free: flareapp.io
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We just launched Performance Monitoring in Flare! 🚀
Catch errors and performance issues in your Laravel and PHP apps, all from one platform, at no extra cost. Read on why this a big step for Flare 👇
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I’ve just did a quick demo at @laraconIn of Flare’s upcoming Performance Monitoring
Subscribe to our launch email list to get more info about performance monitoring and when we launch!
flareapp.io/performance-moni…
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💪 We’ve been working hard on improving Flare’s error grouping. While it’s good at bundling similar errors, you sometimes need more flexibility.
Good news—you can now create custom error groups!
Discover how it works in our latest blog post.
flareapp.io/blog/customizing…
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😫 Tired of browser extensions flooding your projects with errors in Flare? We heard you!
✨ Our updated JavaScript client now filters out extension errors so you can focus on what matters.
flareapp.io/blog/browser-ext…
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🔐 Check out our latest blog post and see how we use @1Password to manage our secrets and keep our sensitive data safe and organized.
🙌 No more messing with .env files!
flareapp.io/blog/using-1pass…
🥲 Exceptions got you down?
Read our latest blog post and learn how Laravel’s rescue helper can save the day.
flareapp.io/blog/when-everyt…
👀 Want to keep track of all your handled exceptions without breaking your application?
🤝 Enter Laravel's report helper!
Dive into our latest blog post and learn why it's a must-have tool for error handling.
flareapp.io/blog/laravels-re…
🕵️ Track down those pesky job failures!
⚙️ You can now simply connect Flare with your Laravel Horizon installation.
flareapp.io/blog/check-your-…
🐘 Have you ever used WeakMaps in PHP?
They're a hidden gem that can make your code more performant and easier to read.
Our latest blog post explores their use in an upcoming Flare feature.
flareapp.io/blog/weakmaps-a-…
🚨 It's now possible to add priorities to your errors in Flare.
Create an overview and quickly see which issues you must tackle first!
flareapp.io/blog/prioritizin…
⚡ Ignition has been powering Laravel applications for 5 years!
Want to know how we did it?
Dive into our latest blog post and learn how to run a package on multiple Laravel versions.
flareapp.io/blog/running-ign…
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📦 We've released a new package, spatie/laravel-error-share, that brings back the ability to easily share errors from the new @laravelphp error page.
Simply share and debug local errors with your team!
Learn all about it in our latest blog post:
flareapp.io/blog/introducing…
🤔 Have you ever wondered why your local environment errors show up on your Flare dashboard?
👀 You might have your Flare API key set in your local .env file.
💡 Anything sent to Flare will count towards your monthly usage, so make sure you only send the errors you intend to!
ALT Flare dashboard with local env error