AppSignal
Application performance monitoring and error tracking for Ruby, Elixir, Node.js, and more
AppSignal tracks Linear and GitLab fixes from the incident and adds chart comparisons.
◆Recent moves
- 2d ago
Compare an AppSignal dashboard chart with the previous period, day, or week
Fullscreen charts can now overlay the previous period, day or week in one step. It builds on the new time-range menu and makes regressions easier to spot.
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AppSignal Node.js package v3.9.5 released
A routine integration package release with details in the Node.js changelog. Nothing visible in the AppSignal app.
- 4d ago
Follow Linear issues from the incident and link existing ones
Linear issues linked to incidents show their status, and existing ones can be linked from a Logbook note. Linear joins GitHub and GitLab in the incident-as-hub pattern.
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Pick a fullscreen chart's time range from presets or a calendar
Fullscreen charts gain presets from 1H to 30D and a calendar, with the range length shown on the button. A practical dashboard upgrade that the comparison feature builds on.
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Follow a GitLab issue's status from the incident
GitLab issue status now appears on the incident and updates when the issue changes. It brings GitLab users the status tracking GitHub users already had.
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GraphQL API returns clear errors for trigger tags and chart updates
Bad trigger tags and unsupported chart input now get validation errors instead of server errors. A small change that matters for teams managing AppSignal through scripts or the MCP-connected agents it has been courting.
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