Alex Ford

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I just ran into this today for Heroku as well. I did not attempt the `getProjectRoot` solution, so I can't speak to that. I did modify @mirague's solution above. My...

@offirgolan our team is very interested in this feature request. In our use-case, we want to be able to copy a model's attributes, cache them for an extended period of...

Hi @binhums thanks for the quick reply. I want to throw an exception, log it to bugsnag, and catch it, without terminating the program execution. Here's a dummy example of...

In my instance, it's an acceptance test which uses `some-component.js`. I've come up with a solution which I hope still models the intended behavior. ``` javascript // ember-cli-bugsnag/index.js // ......

Because I'm in a `test` environment: `isDevelopingAddon() // => false` and `process.env.EMBER_ENV === 'test'` So `this._includeBugsnag = this.isDevelopingAddon() || process.env.EMBER_ENV !== 'test' // => false` But I want bugsnag to...

1. My hunch is it's disabled because we do not want to log errors in tests to bugsnag. However, if we exclude `test` from `notifyReleaseStages` then this should not be...

🤔 I'm sure there are some performance gains by not including it, but it means tests fail when [Reporting Handled Bugsnag Exceptions](https://docs.bugsnag.com/platforms/browsers/#reporting-handled-exceptions). The correct solution here might be exposing all...

Ok I finally figured out what my actual issue was: [Reporting Handled Bugsnag Exceptions](https://docs.bugsnag.com/platforms/browsers/#reporting-handled-exceptions). Using the following pattern, I can handle exceptions, pass them to bugnsag using `ember-cli-bugsnag` and do...

Woops, closed this issue by merging my branch, did not know github did that when referencing different repos? Yes I'm fine closing this issue, but will let @binhums decide >...

@machty We encountered the same issue where user data was not provided in Bugsnag. My solution was to report handled exceptions by explicitly calling `Ember.onerror`. I'm not thrilled with this...