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Raven is the legacy Python client for Sentry (getsentry.com) — replaced by sentry-python
Having the ID in there allows to match this with server logs (where `logger.exception` might put it).
Opening this ticket at the request of @ashwoods ; below is a forwarded message worth investigating in this SDK. > I have a question about Sentry integration with Django, because...
When sentry python is terminating 'raven-python/raven/transport/threaded.py', method 'main_thread_terminated'. Sentry is printing to output. This cause damage to our process who relies on system output. how can I solve this ?...
Quoting a user here: I have a Pyramid web app which is inside a namespace package. If I add this package to include_paths, I get the following error in case...
Hi Sentry Team, We are running a Django application, with a uWSGI config of the following (Irrelevant data snipped): ``` [uwsgi] project = gapi-layer-drf base = /var/www home = /opt/lib/virtualenvs/%(project)...
Arch Linux is currently trying to update to python 3.7.0, and while rebuilding all packages in our repositories, raven failed the testsuite with the following log: ``` ============================= test session...
`from raven import Client` takes 17MB of RAM Assumptions: * swapless linux system (embedded in my case, but would also affect cloud) * python 2.7 To reproduce: ``` :/tmp# python...
If it doesn't already exist, this would be a useful and desirable feature for our team. We'd like to print a message to the user on how they can opt-out...
As noted in #1205 and #1219, a Sanic client was added; it shares a lot of similarities with the existing Flask client, and I had considered refactoring the two to...
``` python from raven.handlers.logging import SentryHandler from raven.conf import setup_logging import logging sentry_handler = SentryHandler("http://5b8afa0d23e74e5680b26060aff58db0:[email protected]:8085/sentry/1") root_logger = logging.getLogger() root_logger.addHandler(sentry_handler) class test_exit: def __enter__(self): print "hello" def __exit__(self, type, value, traceback):...
