iOS agent release notesRSS

Fixes

• Improved possible race-condition with accessing currentSessionId. Note: This release was built with Xcode11 and may be incompatible with earlier versions of Xcode.

Improvements

• Adds support for crash reports from A12 devices.

Fixes

• Improved possible race-condition with accessing currentSessionId.

Note: This release was built with Xcode11 and may be incompatible with earlier versions of Xcode.

Improvements

• Removed support and instrumentation for deprecated UIWebView.

Fixes

• Fixed memory leak in WKWebView instrumentation.
• Fixed incorrect time units recorded for response time of network errors. It was reporting as milliseconds, and it was corrected to seconds.

Fixes

• Fixed incorrect time units recorded for response time of network errors. It was reporting as milliseconds, and it was corrected to seconds.

Improvements

• The NewRelic NSURLSessionTaskDelegate object now provides an isKindOfClass: method that presents as the wrapped class. This improves compatibility with other frameworks.

Fixes

• Fixes potential crash if _dyld_register_func_for_add_image callback is executed in an unexpected way.

Improvements

• The NewRelic NSURLSessionTaskDelegate object now provides an isKindOfClass: method that presents as the wrapped class. This improves compatibility with other frameworks.

Fixes

• Fixes potential crash if _dyld_register_func_for_add_image callback is executed in an unexpected way.

Improvements

• Bumped session attribute limit to 128 from 64.

Fixes

• +recordCustomEvent:withName:attributes: no longer requires a dictionary to capture name.
• Values in attributes dictionaries passed to recordEvent APIs will no longer be cast to int or float values, which degraded large data types.

Improvements

• Bumped session attribute limit to 128 from 64.

Fixes

• +recordCustomEvent:withName:attributes: no longer requires a dictionary to capture name.
• Values in attributes dictionaries passed to recordEvent APIs will no longer be cast to int or float values, which degraded large data types.