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Capture even more Apex cursor limits #935
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Layer: Log ManagementItems related to the custom objects & Logger Console appItems related to the custom objects & Logger Console appLayer: Logger EngineItems related to the core logging engineItems related to the core logging engineSalesforce Feature: Platform EventsItems related to how platform events are leveraged by Nebula LoggerItems related to how platform events are leveraged by Nebula LoggerSalesforce Feature: ReportingAnything related to reports, dashboards, and the underlying data modelAnything related to reports, dashboards, and the underlying data modelSalesforce Release Dependency: v66.0 Spring '26Type: EnhancementNew feature or requestNew feature or request
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Layer: Log ManagementItems related to the custom objects & Logger Console appItems related to the custom objects & Logger Console appLayer: Logger EngineItems related to the core logging engineItems related to the core logging engineSalesforce Feature: Platform EventsItems related to how platform events are leveraged by Nebula LoggerItems related to how platform events are leveraged by Nebula LoggerSalesforce Feature: ReportingAnything related to reports, dashboards, and the underlying data modelAnything related to reports, dashboards, and the underlying data modelSalesforce Release Dependency: v66.0 Spring '26Type: EnhancementNew feature or requestNew feature or request
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v4.16.5, capturing several limits related to Apex cursors was first introduced into Nebula Logger (see #760 too). Apex cursors will be generally available (GA) in the upcoming Spring '26 release, and the release notes mention several new Apex cursor limits being introduced into theSystem.Limitsclass.A few more fields should be introduced on
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