collective.sentry 0.2.1

Requirements

• Plone 5.2 (tested)

• Python 3.6+ (tested)

Installation

Add collective.sentry to your buildout and re-run buildout.

Configuration

Configure the Sentry DSN by setting the environment variable SENTRY_DSN inside your shell configuration or using buildout:

[instance]
environment-vars +=
    SENTRY_DSN https://......

Supplementary information logged in Sentry

collective.sentry will create automatically a Sentry tag instance_name which is derived from the buildout part name of the related instance. An additional tag project can be configured (optional) if you set the environment variable SENTRY_PROJECT. This allows you introduce an additional tag for filtering, if needed.

Set SENTRY_ENVIRONMENT to differentiate between environments e.g. staging vs production (https://docs.sentry.io/enriching-error-data/environments/)

Set SENTRY_RELEASE to sent release information to sentry. (https://docs.sentry.io/workflow/releases/)

Optional activation

By default, if you install collective.sentry along you eggs, the instance start will crash if you do not configure SENTRY_DSN. But sometime, you have multiple environments where you want that the product to be loaded, without doing anything under the hood (same conf for dev & prod, but no sentry on dev). To enable this behavior, add SENTRY_OPTIONAL=1 to your environment variables.

Repository

https://github.com/collective/collective.sentry

Licence

• GPL2 - GNU Public License 2

• based on raven.contrib.zope: BSD

Author

ZOPYX/Andreas Jung, info@zopyx.com

collective.sentry has been developed as part of a Plone 5.2 migration project and it sponsored by the University Gent.

0.2.1 (2020/07/08)

• Add SENTRY_ENVIRONMENT option. [fulv]

0.2.0 (2019/11/28)

• Add optional environment parameter to set max length of stacktrace (“SENTRY_MAX_LENGTH”, default is 512) [Thokas]

0.1.7 (2019/10/21)

• Make collective.sentry configuration optional (do not load if no SENTRY_DSN) [kiorky]

0.1 (2019/08/15)

• initial release

Contributors

• Andreas Jung <info@zopyx.com>

• Thomas Kastenholz <github@kronix.eu>