The Honeybadger Changelog

You can now duplicate any dashboard widget in one click and edit the copy instead of starting from scratch.

Capture HTTP requests with automatic instrumentation and take advantage of new configuration options for event correlation, event context, handlers, and more with the updates for our JS packages.

Our Webhook integration has a new bearer token field. Now, users can integrate Honeybadger with platforms like Cursor Automations.

We added support for SAML assertion attributes, making team management even easier. Now, you can map already-existing roles and teams directly into your Honeybadger project.

Frustrated with long CSS selectors? Honeybadger now supports configuration options to tag and sort the clickable elements on a webpage that you care about.

Users can now subscribe to your status page by email, enabling easy updates for incidents and scheduled maintenance.

Honeybadger's error search and BadgerQL can answer almost any question about your errors and events, but only if you know the syntax.

Now you can skip the syntax and describe what you want instead. Our new natural language search translates plain-English descriptions into error filters and BadgerQL queries.

We’ve updated our MCP server, so now you don’t have to futz with Docker to host it yourself. Our hosted MCP server supports OAuth, so you can connect an agent by approving access in your browser instead of copying and pasting a credential into a config file. It now supports EU regions, too.

Honeybadger now watches each project's overall error volume and alerts you when it spikes above what's normal for that project. Our new anomaly detection learns what normal looks like for each project and tells you when something is genuinely out of the ordinary.

Honeybadger now integrates with Oban (the Python port of the Elixir background job library).

With this release you can report unhandled worker exceptions and emit per-job telemetry to Honeybadger Insights.