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1.0.3

18 Sep 10:02
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What's Changed

  • Target Jvm 11 by @skydoves in #10
  • Bump AGP 8.1.1, Kotlin 1.9.10, Compose 1.5.1, Gradle 8.3 by @skydoves in #11
  • Add package info and device info on the stack trace screen by @skydoves in #12

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1.0.2

23 Aug 15:25
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  • Fixed "lambd" typo by @T8RIN in #5
  • Wrap defaultExceptionHandler with try-catch by @skydoves in #6
  • Refactor defaultExceptionHandler by @skydoves in #7

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  • @T8RIN made their first contribution in #5

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1.0.1

21 Aug 22:27
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  • Fixing incorrect code samples in the documentation by @jisungbin in #1
  • Implement defaultExceptionHandler to execute default exception handler by filtering by @skydoves in #3
  • Generate baseline profiles by @skydoves in #4

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1.0.0

20 Aug 04:32
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The first release of Snitcher has been published! 🎉

🦉 Snitcher captures global crashes, enabling easy redirection to the exception tracing screen for swift recovery.

What is Snitcher?

Snitcher offers versatile advantages such as aiding in debugging crashes during development, facilitating easy sharing of exceptions by your QA team, enhancing user experiences with recovery screens instead of abrupt closures, and enabling global exception tracing and customized launch behaviors tailored to your specific needs. You have the complete freedom to customize the crash tracing screens according to your build types and preferences, reporting to the Firebase's Crashlytics with displaying the exception screen, including options like launching a designated Activity, sending messages to your BroadcastReceiver, or any other desired actions.