WhatTheStack Versions Save

See a pretty error screen when your Android app crashes

1.0.0-alpha04

2 years ago

WhatTheStack now logs every exception it receives.

This helps preserve the original error's information even if something goes wrong in the library's internals.

1.0.0-alpha02

2 years ago

WhatTheStack now uses Jetpack Compose!

Changes

  • Migration to Jetpack Compose
  • Switch target API to 31
  • Switch to Gradle Versions Catalog
  • Upgrade to latest ktlint version
  • Use JDK 11 in CI builds
  • Use JDK 11 in Jitpack builds

Please try this new release and report any bugs/feedback!

1.0.0-alpha01

2 years ago

WhatTheStack now uses Jetpack Compose!

Changes

  • Migration to Jetpack Compose
  • Switch target API to 31
  • Switch to Gradle Versions Catalog
  • Upgrade to latest ktlint version
  • Use JDK 11 in CI builds

Please try this new release and report any bugs/feedback!

0.3.0

3 years ago

This release adds the ability to search Stackoverflow directly from the crash screen

0.2.0

3 years ago

This release adds the following new features:

  • Compatibility with crash reporting libraries like Crashlytics (thanks @hameno)
  • Updated documentation

0.1.0

3 years ago

Shiny new release for WhatTheStack!

This release includes several new features:

  • WhatTheStackActivity now uses ViewBinding (thanks @shivam21)
  • Added ability to share the stacktrace directly from WhatTheStackActivity (thanks @larissayasin)
  • Add ability to restart the app from WhatTheStackActivity (thanks again, @shivam21)
  • Shiny new repository banner and logo!

0.0.5

3 years ago

New

  • Kotlin 1.4
  • Complete stack traces, without line wraps
  • Fixed window insets in exception activity

0.0.4

3 years ago

This release adds a proguard rules file to WhatTheStack to prevent Proguard/R8 from stripping required code. Thanks to @msfjarvis for contributing these changes!

0.0.3

3 years ago

This release moves WTS to use the Jetpack App Startup library instead of its own ContentProvider.

This can be a breaking change if you disabled this ContentProvider in your manifest. If not, then it should be a simple version upgrade without affecting any functionality.