Release notes
This page lists all updates to the Shake React Native SDK.
What's next?
What would you like us to build next? Upvote upcoming features and suggest new ideas on the Public feedback board.
15.3.0
What's new
The unread chat messages listener is now available in Shake. Anywhere in your app, you can show a user how many unread messages in Shake they have.
Bug fixes
Whoops! If you passed null to Shake user register or update methods, that would crash your app. Is crashing any good? No — so we knew what to do. Now everything works smoothly. While we were at it, we patched a few other obscure edge cases that you were not even aware of.
15.2.0
What's new
The former Inspect screen has turned into an entire Inspect section. Your testers can now browse, filter and share ticket's Activity history, inspect every log, see Ticket metadata, User metadata and the stack trace — all without ever leaving your app.
Bug fixes
We fixed a few minor bugs that were causing problems. Shake is now more stable and runs even smoother.
15.1.0
What's new
Chat, the most popular feature on the Public feedback board, is now available.
Bug fixes
There were a few minor bugs that caused problems, like bugs do. We fixed those, and improved the SDK stability too.
15.0.0
What's new
We've completely redesigned Shake to continue delivering you more and more options in a scalable manner. It also started supporting dark and light themes, so it can beautifully fit into your app in either case.
We introduced a Home screen where your users can see tickets they previously reported.
This version now contains Russian, Italian, Polish, Latvian, Estonian and Thai translations, which additionally extend the lists of languages into which Shake's been translated. Your users whose default device language is set to one of these will automatically see Shake in their language.
14.1.3
Bug fixes
We happily squashed a few pesky bugs.
14.1.2
Bug fixes
We fixed a bug that caused a problem with tracking notifications without title or description.
14.1.1
What's new
You wanted us to get rid of Quick Facts (one long concatenated string) and introduce Ticket metadata (useful key-value pairs) instead. So we did it.
Not all of you love the default Shake color. Now, whenever users open it up, Shake can appear in your brand color and with your logo.
Your users can at last attach their own files to tickets! They can also remove any of them with a subtle long press. Neat.
The Wrap-up screen is now a tiny bit more helpful than before. If your users want to, they can read how to report great bugs, report any SDK hiccups to us or recommend Shake.
If you want to, Shake's Activity history now allows you to send yourself any custom logs, and read the notifications users receive.
Users can finally report different types of feedback: bugs, suggestions and questions.
Screenshots are cool, but wouldn't it be even cooler if you could watch a short video of what a user did before reporting the ticket? That's why we introduced Auto screen recording.
We've all been waiting for this! Your users can record an additional video of their screen or grab one or two more extra screenshots and attach them to the ticket they're submitting — without ever leaving your app.
Shake will now automatically redact sensitive data from your network requests, notifications and touch events so it never reaches Shake servers.
Shake now allows you to protect sensitive data on the mobile device itself, so it never reaches the Shake servers. It can be used for notifications, network requests, screens and screen elements.
We've added console logs to Activity history.
You can now use the in-app intro message to inform your users about Shake availability.
We updated the start method. The configuration keys are now loaded via the method, and not with the values from the .plist and .xml files.
10.0
What's new
By popular demand, Shake can now be invoked through code as well.
Submit yourself silent user feedback from the app background, without interrupting your end user whatsoever!
Privacy options are important. That’s why you now have a method to disable or enable Activity history whenever you want to.
If you want to, you can hide the Inspect button from your users. Brilliant.