Changelog #74

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Better log retention

We've increased the log retention period for Hobby and Pro plans, as well as made the run page more useful when your logs are deleted.

Matt Aitken

Matt Aitken

CEO, Trigger.dev

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We've increased the log retention periods for paid plans.

  • Hobby has gone from 3 days to 7 days
  • Pro has gone from 7 days to 30 days

Free plans continue to get 1 day of log retention.

When exactly do logs get deleted?

We've made an important fix to the logic for when logs actually get deleted.

Previously the timer would start when the log was created, resulting in logs being deleted prematurely sometimes. If you had a long run, e.g. with a await wait.for({ days: 7 }), then your logs could be deleted before the run had even completed… not good.

Now the timer starts when the run completes, so you can be sure that your logs will be around for the full retention period.

The run inspector when logs are deleted

Now you can always view the run details in the inspector, even if the logs have been deleted. This means you can always see the status, timing, payload, output, and error message.

Run inspector showing logs deleted

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