Twitter today announced several improvements for its Crashlytics application analytics service.
The tool will group issues across multiple releases and show which versions are impacted by those issues, Twitter senior director of product Jeff Seibert said at the Twitter Flight conference in San Francisco today.
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Developers will be able to turn on a new lock icon for bugs that they don’t intend to fix anytime soon.
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This is a big update to Crashlytics, which Twitter bought in 2013. In the past month, Crashlytics was installed on 1.325 billion monthly active Android devices, Seibert said.
Now Crashlytics is going further. There’s new iOS error locking in private beta (Android support came last year), and support for Apple’s tvOS devices — you know, the new Apple TV — is coming, too.
“We’ll be releasing them broadly soon,” Seibert said.
Find more information about the new tools here.
And check out all of our coverage coming out of this year’s Twitter Flight conference here.
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