4.0.0¶ ↑

enhancements
- Turn ExceptionNotification Rails agnostic
- Support custom ignore exceptions for background notifications (by @jweslley)
- Be able to implement custom notifiers (by @jweslley)
- Add Webhook notifier (by @jweslley)
- Rails 4 compatible
bug fixes
- Don’t error if Rails isn’t defined. (by @dpogue)
- Fix call to #normalize_digits (by @ghiculescu)

3.0.1¶ ↑

enhancements
- Custom Headers (by @DouweM)
- Make Tinder a soft-dependency (by @fgrehm)
bug fixes
- Fix ‘code converter not found` (by @alanjds)

enhancements
- Campfire integration
- Support for HTML notifications (by @Xenofex)
- Be able to override SMTP settings (by @piglop and @Macint)
bug fixes
- Fix encoding issues
- Allow default sections to be overridden (by @jfarmer)
- Don’t automatically deliver background notifications

bug fixes
- Fix finding custom sections on Background notifications. Fixes [#68]

enhancements
- Avoid raising exception on dev mode
- Add ignore_if option to avoid sending certain notifications.
- Add normalize_subject option to remove numbers from email so that they thread (by @jjb)
- Allow the user to provide a custom message and hash of data (by @jjb)
- Add support for configurable background sections and a data partial (by @jeffrafter)
- Include timestamp of exception in notification body
- Add support for rack based session management (by @phoet)
- Add ignore_crawlers option to ignore exceptions generated by crawlers
- Add verbode_subject option to exclude exception message from subject (by @amishyn)
bug fixes
- Correctly set view path at the right time so that new sections are properly available (by @scrozier)
- Fix handling exceptions with no backtrace
- Fix issue on Solaris with hostname (by @bluescripts)
- Ensure exceptions in view templates doesn’t cause problems, allowing the notification to be sent anyway (by @sce)

enhancements
- Use values set for the middleware as defaults
bug fixes
- Avoid sending emails with large subjects
- Avoid having to add ‘require’ option on gem configuration