We released version of 0.9 of the gem today with the following improvements:
- It's now possible to override the revision in Capistrano deploy
notifications by using
set :appsignal_revision, 'revision'. - We've refactored the way we use Thread.local to make it easier to use AppSignal in tasks and processes outside of a web app.
Net::HTTPrequests in your code are now automatically instrumented.- And last but not least, deploy notifications in Capistrano 3+ now work out of the box!
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