Errors page rolled out to general availability

The Errors page is officially out of beta. Previously restricted to workspace administrators, the dedicated error tracking dashboard in the web application is now visible to all users. This opens up error visibility across the team, allowing anyone to investigate runs and view stack traces.

Alongside the general availability rollout, Slack alerts are now formatted using native timestamp tokens. Rather than hardcoding a single timezone into the alert message, the system defers to the Slack client to format the time. Every team member now sees error timestamps in their own local time, which is especially useful for distributed teams managing incidents.

The alert configuration interface is also cleaner. Users can clear a configured Slack channel by selecting a dedicated "No channel" option directly from the dropdown menu, replacing a clunky secondary removal button.

Across the dashboard, the interface is more cohesive. Error detail pages feature clearer empty states and centered loading indicators, while activity sparklines on the main list include tooltips to clarify peak occurrence counts.