0.14.3

• Attempt to use a monotonic clock to measure span durations in Performance/APM.
• Avoid overwriting explicitly set user data in web framework integrations.
• Allow to pass keyword arguments to capture_event instead of configuring the scope.
• Feature development for session tracking.

0.14.2

• Fix a crash in Django Channels instrumentation when SDK is reinitialized.
• More contextual data for AWS Lambda (cloudwatch logs link).

0.14.1

• Fix a crash in the Django integration when used in combination with Django Rest Framework's test utilities for request.
• Fix high memory consumption when sending a lot of errors in the same process. Particularly noticeable in async environments.

0.14.0

• Show ASGI request data in Django 3.0
• New integration for the Trytond ERP framework. Thanks n1ngu!

0.13.5

• Fix trace continuation bugs in APM.
• No longer report asyncio.CancelledError as part of AIOHTTP integration.

0.13.4

• Fix package classifiers to mark this package as supporting Python 3.8. The SDK supported 3.8 before though.
• Update schema sent for transaction events (transaction status).
• Fix a bug where None inside request data was skipped/omitted.

0.13.3

• Fix an issue with the ASGI middleware that would cause Uvicorn to infer the wrong ASGI versions and call the wrapped application with the wrong argument count.
• Do not ignore the tornado.application logger.
• The Redis integration now instruments Redis blaster for breadcrumbs and transaction spans.

0.13.2

• Fix a bug in APM that would cause wrong durations to be displayed on non-UTC servers.

0.13.1

• Add new global functions for setting scope/context data.
• Fix a bug that would make Django 1.11+ apps crash when using function-based middleware.

0.13.0

• Remove an old deprecation warning (behavior itself already changed since a long time).
• The AIOHTTP integration now attaches the request body to crash reports. Thanks to Vitali Rebkavets!
• Add an experimental PySpark integration.
• First release to be tested under Python 3.8. No code changes were necessary though, so previous releases also might have worked.