v1.5.1

• Make RollbarFilter dependency-injectable for rollbar-web (#182)

v1.5.0

• Enable sending complete JSON payloads, as proxy for other SDKs #180

v1.4.1

• Add configuration to determine default item level #179
• Allow the maximum number of logcat lines to be configured #178
• Provide convenience setter for JsonSerializer #177

v1.4.0

Add support for gathering local variables in each stack trace frame when you attach our native agent. The native agent dynamic libraries can be found in this release.

v1.3.1

• Remove use of java.util.Objects as is not available in android sdk version lower than 19. #162

v1.3.0

• Fix rollbar-log4j2 appender by overriding stop methods and close the Rollbar client. #156
• Add configuration options to the rollbar-log4j2 to match the ones of the rollbar-logback. #157
• Fix rollbar-android publication by setting in the pom.xml the packaging value as arr. #158
• Fix rollbar-android dependencies to include the one declared as api. #159
• Add feature to set up a proxy to be used to send the payloads. #154

v1.2.1

• Fix NPE when not passing default values in rollbar-logback and override stop method to stop the appender #147

v1.2.0

• Added configuration options for rollbar-web and rollbar-android to specify how IP addresses
  are captured. For rollbar-web this is configured via the capture_ip filter init parameter.
  This accepts the values: "full", "anonymize", and "none". "full" is the default and means
  we capture the full IP address from a request. "anonymize" implies that we take the full IP
  address and mask out the least significant bits. "none" means we do not capture the IP address
  at all.
  For rollbar-android one of the three string values: "full", "anonymize", or "none" can be
  passed to the Rollbar initializer. Here this refers to how the backend attempts to capture the
  IP address of the client when an item is submitted. "full" again is the default and the current
  behaviour where the full IP address of the client is gathered. "anonymize" takes the same IP
  address and masks out the least significant bits. "none" implies that the client IP is not
  captured.

  See #144

• Better support for configuring the rollbar-logback integration as well as the ability to easily
  set the endpoint for submitting items directly on the Configuration object.
  See #143

v1.0.1

• #90
• #91
• #92
• #102
• #104

v1.0.0

This library has undergone a major rewrite from the prior 0.5.4 release. See https://github.com/rollbar/rollbar-java/tree/v1.0.0/examples for usage examples.