What exceptionless/Exceptionless shipped
Written by FoxPlug from the repository's own releases; not affiliated with Exceptionless. Paste your own repository in the box below and FoxPlug writes the same weekly update for your product. This page is an automatic summary of the releases, pull requests and commits in github.com/exceptionless/Exceptionless; Exceptionless did not write it and does not use or endorse FoxPlug. Every line links to the change it describes.
Get a weekly update like this for your product, free
Week of September 28, 2026
What shipped
- Replaced the legacy Angular UI with a new Svelte application at the root path, removing Angular's source, assets, and build pipeline while preserving existing sessions and authentication links. Pull request #2608
- Released v8.10.0 with five new guided tours covering navigation, project setup, saved views, error investigation, and Exie. Release
- Reduced CI runtime from 25m 20s to 8m 22s and enforced stable test results with zero browser retries. Pull request #2618
- Upgraded Elastic Stack 8 from 8.19.21 to 8.19.22, the latest 8.x release. Pull request #2635
- Added Elasticsearch 9.5.4 Docker image with the mapper-size plugin for both amd64 and arm64 architectures. Pull request #2636
- Increased Exie response budget from 2,048 to 16,384 tokens and improved timeout handling to deliver buffered answers before timeout errors. Pull request #2621
- Configured Redis pod anti-affinity in production to prefer separate nodes for the primary and replica, reducing outage risk. Pull request #2641
- Fixed calendar date ranges to accept YYYY, YYYY-MM, and YYYY-MM-DD formats with native month support. Pull request #2617
- Fixed runtime Exie model selection by removing hidden token-price ceilings that caused OpenRouter 404 errors. Pull request #2616
- Configured hosted-dev Exie telemetry with the public ingestion key so Exie conversation sharing now produces events and sessions. Pull request #2639
Why it matters
The migration from Angular to Svelte modernizes the frontend and reduces complexity, while infrastructure improvements to Redis redundancy and CI speed strengthen reliability and developer experience. New guided tours and Exie enhancements make the platform more accessible to users investigating errors.
Changelog entry
- Replace legacy Angular UI with Svelte application at root path Pull request #2608
- Add five guided tours for navigation, project setup, saved views, error investigation, and Exie Release
- Increase Exie response budget to 16,384 tokens and improve timeout handling Pull request #2621
- Fix Exie runtime model selection by removing hidden token-price ceilings Pull request #2616
- Upgrade Elastic Stack 8 to 8.19.22 Pull request #2635
- Add Elasticsearch 9.5.4 Docker image with mapper-size plugin for amd64 and arm64 Pull request #2636
- Fix calendar date ranges to support YYYY, YYYY-MM, and YYYY-MM-DD formats Pull request #2617
- Configure Redis pod anti-affinity in production for separate node placement Pull request #2641
- Upgrade Aspire to 13.6.0 and adopt current AppHost conventions Pull request #2606
- Configure hosted-dev Exie telemetry with public ingestion key Pull request #2639
V8.10.0 shipped: Svelte UI replaces Angular, CI now runs 3x faster, and Exie gets better response handling and model selection. Five guided tours help new users get started.
Exceptionless v8.10.0 is live. We've migrated the entire frontend from Angular to Svelte, cutting build complexity and improving maintainability. CI pipelines now run 3x faster with zero flaky tests. Exie improvements include 8x larger response budgets and fixed model selection. Plus five new guided tours help teams navigate setup, saved views, and error investigation workflows.