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We’re working on a new six-weekly release cadence, so Seq 2020.2 is here six weeks after 2020.1.

Download Seq 2020.2 now, or docker pull datalust/seq:latest.

Improved structured data viewer 💡

Easily search for properties inside of nested objects with Seq 2020.2’s enhanced structured data viewer (#1014).
You can also copy nested objects as raw JSON or searchable values, or copy the property path onto your clipboard.

Add comments to queries 💬

Seq 2020.2 supports comments in search expressions and queries, using SQL-style — notation  (#1010). Saving queries also saves the comments!

Minor enhancements

Content-Security-Policy is always set on the Seq application root page. #974

Support secure attribute in cookies. #999

The default “Overview” dashboard can be edited by all users on new Seq instances. #981

Support for running within Windows containers or under Hashicorp Nomad. #998

Attempts to create API keys with duplicate tokens are prevented. #1005

Detect users’ OS preference for dark or light themes when first logging into Seq. #996

Confirm password field added to Seq administrator setup (Windows only). #1018

Limit Seq cache size when available RAM is less than 4GiB. #1020

Recover from internal document store corruption after Windows 10 2004 update. #1015

Bug fixes

Query parallelism maximum threads constrained at number of available logical CPUs. #1017

Pressing the enter key while editing Custom Filter and Applied Properties inputs (e.g. for API keys or input apps) no longer prematurely saves changes. #980

@Document, FromJson() and ToJson() evaluate correctly when querying from-disk data. #1013

Server starts up correctly first time, when upgrading from Seq 4.x to 2020.2. #1006

@Properties[‘<some keyword>’] search expression no longer fails. #1000

We’d love your feedback!

If there are any bug fixes or enhancements you’d like to see in future releases, you can submit an issue to seq-tickets repository on GitHub.

Happy logging!