release 3.15.1 #401
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3.15.1
Fixed
Updated support for SQL database instrumentation across the board for the Go Agent’s database integrations to more accurately extract the database table name from SQL queries. Fixes Issue #397.
Updated the
go.modfile in thenrecho-v4integration to require version 4.5.0 of thegithub.heygears.com/labstack/echopackage. This addresses a security concern arising from downstream dependencies in older versions of the echo package, as described in the release notes forechov4.5.0.ARM64 Compatibility Note
The New Relic Go Agent is implemented in platform-independent Go, and supports (among the other platforms which run Go) ARM64/Graviton2 using Go 1.17+.
Support Statement
New Relic recommends that you upgrade the agent regularly to ensure that you’re getting the latest features and performance benefits. Additionally, older releases will no longer be supported when they reach end-of-life.