Releases: DataDog/java-dogstatsd-client
Releases · DataDog/java-dogstatsd-client
v4.4.2
v4.4.1
v4.4.0
v4.3.0
v2.13.1
v4.2.0
v4.1.0
- [FEATURE] Client-side origin detection. See #188
- [BUGFIX] Don't report the expected InterruptedException. See #193
- [BUGFIX] Fix performance issue in the aggregator. See #194 (Thanks @retronym)
- [BUGFIX] Clear buffers before returning them to the pool. See #200
- [BUGFIX] Fix high CPU usage during client shutdown. See #201
v4.0.0
This release is a correction for v3.0.0, which was released without client-side aggregation enabled by default.
There are no incompatible API changes in this release.
- [BUGFIX] Re-enable aggregation by default. See #171
- [FEATURE] Windows named pipe support. See #169
- [FEATURE] jar-with-dependencies artifact now include license information. See #179
- [FEATURE] send buffered metrics when a blocking client is closed. See #180
- [FEATURE] client can be used without jnr-posix in the classpath. See #182
v3.0.1
v3.0.0
This release marks a new major release, and includes some breaking changes.
Most notably:
- Client aggregation enabled by default for simple types.
- Client aggregation flush interval changed to 2s.
- Internal client telemetry metrics are now included in the client telemetry by default.
- Removal of most overloaded constructors.
Many users will be able to upgrade seamlessly, while some might be required to make
changes due to the removal of an excessively overladed constructor anti-pattern.
Please refer to the [readme][readme configuration] for tips on how to migrate to
v3.x
builder pattern to instantiate your client.
- [DEPRECATE] Removing deprecated constructors. See #158
- [FEATURE] Client aggregation enabled by default. See #164
- [FEATURE] Allow clients to override metric sampling. See #162
- [FEATURE] Client internal metrics included in telemetry by default. See #157
- [BUGFIX] Set client side aggregation flush interval to 2s. See #154
- [BUGFIX] Make text in events non-mandatory. See #160
- [DOCS] Make text in events non-mandatory. See #160