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Week of November 2, 2026

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This week brings a new self-instrumentation path using the ClickStack browser and Node SDKs alongside a fix that keeps trimmed tool responses readable. The docs and README now use the ClickStack name, and test, CI and dependency updates keep the pipeline steady.

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This week: self-instrumentation with the ClickStack browser and Node SDKs, tool response trimming now shortens instead of replacing, and the README and docs use the ClickStack name. Plus a systeminformation update, a longer e2e startup timeout, and CODEOWNERS refresh.

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This week in the repository: the project now self-instruments with the ClickStack browser and Node SDKs, and trimming of tool responses shortens content instead of replacing it. The README and docs now refer to HyperDX as ClickStack. Smaller changes include updating the api systeminformation dependency to 5.33.19, raising the e2e app webServer startup timeout to 6 minutes, running fork-PR e2e shards on ubuntu-24.04, and updating CODEOWNERS to reflect the new team structure.

Week of October 26, 2026

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Alert routing improvements let teams organize incoming alerts by owner through webhooks. Session replay support for OpenTelemetry browser SDKs enables tracking of sessions from the standard SDK ecosystem. Security updates for ClickHouse and the OTel collector address recent CVEs.

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2.43 shipped: alert tags in webhooks for team routing, OTel session replay support, ClickHouse security fixes, and multipath TCP disabled in the collector.

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2.43 is out. Alert tags now appear in Generic and incident.io webhook bodies for flexible routing. Session replay reads OpenTelemetry session IDs and browser events from OTel SDKs. ClickHouse pinned to a patched LTS version. Multipath TCP disabled in the collector for CVE mitigation.

Week of October 19, 2026

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This week adds PromQL dashboard tiles to the external API and closes the gap that deleted them on save, alongside CLI commands for authoring dashboards and saved searches without the web UI. Security work bumped Node images to a fixed line for a public brotli decoder vulnerability, and several fixes make alerts, exceptions and saved searches behave more consistently.

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This week: PromQL dashboard tiles now round-trip through the external API, the CLI can list, export and author dashboards and saved searches, chart alerts edit in a side panel, and user preferences get a time zone selector. Node images bumped to the fixed line for CVE-2026-111497

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This week in Hyperdx: PromQL dashboard tiles are now returned by the external API and accepted on create and update, so they are no longer lost when a dashboard is saved back. The CLI gained dashboard and saved-search authoring commands, including list with name filtering and export by id or name. Chart alerts can be edited in a side panel beside the chart editor, user preferences now use a searchable time zone selector, log sources gained a SeverityNumber expression, table charts support click-to-adhoc-filter, and Node images were bumped to the fixed 22.23.4 line for CVE-2026-111497.

Week of October 12, 2026

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This week brings two new release lines with heatmap modes for builder charts and PromQL, plus a CLI with stacked area charts. Dashboard filters took a step forward with adhoc filter creation and editing, and the API now avoids a public default session secret.

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Hyperdx app 2.41.0 and API 2.41.0 are out: builder heatmaps get a series mode, PromQL supports series-mode heatmaps and minimum auto granularity, and the API no longer falls back to the public session secret. CLI 0.7.0 adds stacked area charts.

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New releases are out for Hyperdx. The app at 2.41.0 adds a series mode to builder heatmaps and PromQL series-mode heatmaps, plus a minimum auto granularity setting for PromQL sources. The API at 2.41.0 no longer falls back to the public session secret: if the secret is unset, it generates a random one and reports it once at startup when authentication is enabled. The CLI at 0.7.0 adds a stacked line time-series display type. On the dashboard side, adhoc filter conditions now broadcast to builder tiles, SQL tiles and PromQL expressions.

Week of October 5, 2026

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This week adds more control over dashboards and charts, including PromQL heatmaps, stacked lines and single-select filters, plus a new PromQL variable format. It also fixes several reliability issues: the public default session secret, MCP tool timeouts, and metadata caching that could return the wrong keys. Together these changes make charts and queries behave more predictably for anyone running HyperDX.

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This week: PromQL heatmaps, stacked line charts, single-select dashboard filters, heatmap granularity fixes, a new promql variable format, 30s MCP metric budgets, and sessions no longer signed with the public default secret.

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This week the project gained PromQL heatmaps in series mode, stacked line charts, single-select dashboard filters, and a new promql variable reference format. Heatmaps now respect an explicitly chosen granularity and the minimum granularity set on a metric source. Reliability work also landed: session cookies are no longer signed with the public default secret when no secret is configured, MCP metric tools moved to a 30 second budget, and metadata Map-key caching was fixed so source discovery and field discovery stop reusing each other's limited results.

Week of September 28, 2026

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Why it matters

PromQL support expanded significantly with new chart types and macro substitution. Trace debugging improved with waterfall view enhancements and query attribution. The OpenTelemetry collector now handles StatsD metrics natively, reducing infrastructure complexity.

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Week of September 21, 2026

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Dashboards are faster to navigate with better organization and filtering. Traces are easier to debug with dedicated log views. PromQL support expands with multiple expressions and number tiles. Metric ingestion improves with StatsD support and better chart display during refreshes.

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Dashboard navigation gets tabs and tag filters. Trace logs move to their own tab. PromQL adds multi-expression charts and number tiles. StatsD ingestion now supported.

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This week brings quality-of-life improvements across the board: dashboards are now organized with tabs and filterable by tags, making navigation faster. Traces get a dedicated log tab to cut down debugging time. PromQL support expands with the ability to plot multiple expressions on one chart and use number tiles. On the ingestion side, StatsD/DogStatsD metrics can now be sent directly. Chart interactions also improved—tiles pulse during refreshes instead of showing loading states, and axis spacing is now consistent.

Week of September 14, 2026

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Why it matters

Multi-select downloads and server-side alert pagination improve usability at scale. ClickHouse and Prometheus upgrades keep the platform current with dependencies. The UI improvements—expanded query fields, better axis formatting, absolute error thresholds—make charts and filters more reliable.

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This week: multi-select downloads, alert pagination, ClickHouse/Prometheus upgrades, better query field visibility, improved chart formatting, and metric dashboard API support.

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Shipped: multi-row search downloads (CSV format), server-side alert pagination and filtering, dashboard tile alert exports for Terraform, upgraded ClickHouse/Prometheus with remote API endpoints, persistent query field visibility, compact duration axis labels, absolute error-rate thresholds on service maps, metric dashboard API support, and encrypted token storage for integrations.

Weeks with too little public activity are left out rather than filled in. Last updated 2026-11-10.

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