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Filtering & Search

Find and filter problems using powerful search and filtering options.

Overview

The problems list provides several ways to find the errors you're looking for. Combine multiple filters to narrow down results, and all filters are preserved in the URL for easy bookmarking and sharing.

Status Filter

Filter problems by their resolution status:

  • All — Show all problems regardless of status
  • Unresolved — Show only problems that haven't been resolved (default)
  • Resolved — Show only problems that have been marked as resolved

Text Search

Search problems by error class or error message. The search is case-insensitive and matches partial text.

Examples:

  • Search timeout to find all timeout-related errors
  • Search NoMethodError to find all nil reference errors
  • Search undefined to find JavaScript undefined errors

Tag Filtering

Filter problems by one or more tags. Click on tag badges in the problems list to add them as filters. Active tag filters appear as chips that can be removed by clicking them again.

When filtering by multiple tags, problems matching any of the selected tags are shown.

See the Tags documentation for more details on creating and managing tags.

Advanced Filters

Click Advanced Filters to reveal additional filtering options:

Date Range

Filter problems by when they were last seen. Use the quick presets or set custom dates:

  • Today — Problems seen in the last 24 hours
  • Last 7 days — Problems seen in the past week
  • Last 30 days — Problems seen in the past month
  • Custom range — Set specific start and end dates

Minimum Occurrences

Filter to show only problems that have occurred a minimum number of times. This helps you focus on frequent errors that may have higher impact.

Example: Set minimum occurrences to 10 to find errors that have happened at least 10 times.

Sorting

Change how problems are ordered in the list:

  • Most Recent — Problems with the most recent occurrences first (default)
  • By Occurrence Count — Problems with the most occurrences first
  • Oldest — Problems with the oldest last occurrence first

URL Parameters

All filters are reflected in the URL, making it easy to bookmark specific views or share them with your team.

Parameter Description Example
status Filter by status ?status=resolved
search Text search ?search=timeout
tags[] Filter by tags (repeatable) ?tags[]=critical&tags[]=backend
date_from Start date (YYYY-MM-DD) ?date_from=2024-01-01
date_to End date (YYYY-MM-DD) ?date_to=2024-12-31
min_notices Minimum occurrences ?min_notices=10
sort Sort order ?sort=notices
Combine multiple parameters to create specific views. For example: ?status=unresolved&tags[]=critical&sort=notices

Active Filters Indicator

When filters are active, a badge shows the number of applied filters. Click it to quickly see and modify your current filters.