You can now filter by multiple Issue reasons at once. The filtering will persist in the browser's localStorage and will propagate to the URL so that you can send links to your co-workers of your favorite queries.
We have added a zoom feature for the Device Metrics, as well as the ability to normalize the Y-axis units. This is useful for digging into a particular moment in time and comparing similar metrics.
As Memfault adds support for more types of Traces, we found that we were craving the ability to quickly filter by the reason, or the type of Issue. You can now find this ability in the new filtering dropdown.
We've also added the ability to sort by more fields in the Issues list. This enables teams to quickly learn which issues are the most prevalent and require attention.
In this update, we've added Jira integration, the ability to filter Issues by Cohort, and much more.
Happy 2020! We hope you are as excited for the new year as we are at Memfault.
In this update, we've added improved Issue filtering, automated ISR analysis, a built-in hex viewer into the Trace viewer, and many other improvements.
Memfault now supports the popular Zephyr RTOS (versions 1.14 and 2.x) and QuantumLeap's RTEF. This includes coredumps, stack traces, global variables, and much more.
When using FreeRTOS, Memfault will now show the high water mark of each thread, as well as show when a Stack Overflow has occurred on any thread. This can be applied to any RTOS, so if this is of interest, let us know.
Trigger alerts based on Heartbeat event metrics, and filter them by metric value and Device properties, such as Cohort, Device Serial, Nickname, Hardware Version, Software Type, and Software Version.
Released "chunk" transport which provides a streamlined way of getting arbitrary data (coredumps, events, Heartbeats, etc.) out of devices and into Memfault.
For more information, check the API documentation.
