Sentry

Recently shipped default-on Sentry Logs in the JavaScript SDK, stable SQLite tracing on Android, and a revamped Weekly Report.

Sentry Logs now work out of the box in JavaScript. The enableLogs client option defaults to true in 10.71.0, so Sentry.logger.* calls and log-forwarding integrations (console, pino, winston) send without opt-in. Set enableLogs: false to opt out. The Python SDK's enable_logs/enable_metrics flags are deprecated no-ops ahead of the next major; auto-collection from Logging and Loguru integrations now uses integration-level capture_sentry_logs options that default to off.

AI error reporting no longer double-counts handled errors. JavaScript AI integrations (OpenAI, Anthropic, Google GenAI, LangChain, LangGraph) stop reporting errors the framework propagates to your code. The span still marks errored, and unhandled errors still reach global handlers.

Feature flags, dashboards, and Autofix got polish. Cocoa SDK 9.22.0+ captures the last 100 flag evaluations before an error, highlights suspect flags, filters issues by flag value, and renders LaunchDarkly/Statsig/Unleash/Flagsmith changes on the event chart. Sentry-built dashboards gained descriptions, pre-starred examples, and per-user Recently Viewed. Seer Autofix sends browser notifications when a manually triggered step completes.

Weekly Report shows trends, not just totals. Week-over-week percentages for issues, errors, and spans, project selection, and a new Spans section with p95 values.

Platform and SDK updates. SentrySQLiteDriver is stable on Android (8.53.0+), auto-wrapping Room setDriver(...) with AGP 6.13.0+. Sentry CLI 3.7.0 adds dSYM support to IPA uploads. JavaScript v11 alphas are out; TLS certificates move to Google Trust Services and Let's Encrypt in February 2027 — remove pinned CAs before then.