We love to add small features to Flare. This week's feature allows you to create issues way faster!
If you've integrated your Flare project with GitHub, GitLab, Jira, or Linear (yes, that list is growing rapidly), you can create issues for your errors directly within Flare.
As an added benefit, after you create the issue, it will be automatically linked with the error in Flare so you can keep track of it when using Flare.
In the past, we provided the option to write a title and a description for each issue. The only issue? Sometimes, you just want to add an issue quickly without the hassle of typing a lot.
We've got you covered! From now on, you can click on the "Use details from error" link to prefill some info about the error:
Happy debugging!
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Svelte support for Flare is here!
Flare now supports Svelte 5! After our major upgrade to the JavaScript clients, we have now added support for another big frontend framework.
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New Webpack and Next.js plugins for Flare
We just shipped @flareapp/webpack and @flareapp/nextjs, two build plugins that upload sourcemaps to Flare after each production build. They replace the old @flareapp/flare-webpack-plugin-sourcemap package with webpack 5 support, automatic API key injection, and retry logic for flaky uploads. The Next.js wrapper also handles productionBrowserSourceMaps and sourcemap cleanup for you.
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