- Breaking change - The Raygun App component has been split out into a separate Raygun.Aspire.Hosting.Raygun NuGet package. If you were using a previous version, uninstall the
Raygun4Aspire
NuGet package from just the AppHost project and replace it with the newRaygun.Aspire.Hosting.Raygun
NuGet package. You'll also no longer need theRaygun4Aspire
using statement in the AppHostProgram.cs
. - The Raygun App component (that was moved to a different package as mentioned above) now has AI Error Resolution! See the README for more details.
- Fixed a bug where on some machines the crash reports will fail to be saved locally due to the invalid "|" character being used in the file name. This character has now been replaced with "-". You may want to manually rename previously persisted crash reports as such in the "raygun-data" Docker volume.
- Fixed a bug where the date times would not be displayed in the locally running Raygun app depending on your local date time formatting options.
- Initial release - up to par with the Raygun4Net.AspNetCore package.
- When running in the local development environment, Raygun crash reports are sent to a locally running Raygun app that's fetched from Docker Hub.
- Optionally providing a Raygun application API Key allows crash reports to be sent to your Raygun cloud service account when your Aspire app is running in production.