v4.7.4
Per-key concurrency overrides, much faster run traces for large and live runs, and runs.replay() options to change the payload and trigger settings on replay.
Trigger.dev Changelog
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v4.7.3
Session creation now requires explicit trigger permissions, chat sessions support tags, and six server improvements including faster trace loading and Logs page performance.
Debug, investigate and generate reports on your runs by chatting with Ask Trigger from your dashboard.
v4.7.2
Node.js runtime defaults to LTS, chat.agent tool ordering fix, and a download fix for large payloads.
v4.7.1
Better trigger.dev init error handling and clearer authorization UX showing which account and organizations you're granting access to.
v4.7.0
Use multiple concurrency limits at once, restrict per-tenant concurrency with a total limit, and 4 bug fixes.
The Concurrency page now charts scheduling delay, backlog, and throttling for every queue and concurrency key, with live overrides and archiving for queues you no longer use.
Set a policy to archive preview branches once they go quiet. Choose how many days without a deployment, keep the branches you never want touched, and preview exactly what the next cleanup will retire.
Themes are here. Choose from Light, Dark, Black, and White, follow your system automatically, then tune contrast, colors, and links to make the dashboard work better for you.
Your app and your tasks deploy separately, so a fresh release can trigger tasks built from older code. Version skew protection pins every run to the deployment built from the same commit, across production, staging, and preview.
Cap each tenant and the whole task at the same time, share one limit across many tasks with concurrencyLimit(), and change any limit at runtime without a deploy.
v4.6.3
Thrown error cause chains are now captured and surfaced in the dashboard, CLI, and alerts, plus chat agent context compaction and schedule policy warning improvements.
v4.6.2
Authorization hardening across realtime payloads, public tokens, and chat sessions, plus cleaner chat agent trace spans.
v4.6.1
New CLI commands for projects, runs, and env management; Node.js 21 deprecation warnings; and a fix for the MCP server crashing on tools/list.
v4.5.4
v3 engine removed, syncEnvVars secret marking, and a fix for chat.agent message drops.
Run your tasks in AWS US West (Oregon). A third worker region alongside US East and Europe, for lower latency on the West Coast and more US redundancy.
Sync secrets from Infisical straight into your Trigger.dev environment variables. Keep Infisical as your source of truth, with no build step or CLI required.
v4.5.3
Fixed TypeScript declaration emit for chat.agent exports and two server-side issues.
v4.5.2
Added onEvent lifecycle callbacks for TriggerChatTransport and large batch payload offloading. Fixed five chat session bugs.
