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3.6.1

  • added support for psycopg2.sql.SQL objects (#197, thanks @nicoknoll for the report)

3.6

  • fixed compatibility issues with Django 2.0

3.5.3

  • added instrumentation for Botocore (#155, thanks @szilveszter)
  • several bugfixes

3.5.2

  • Fixed a threading bug (#144, thanks @rossgray for the report)
  • Fixed a bug when handling DisallowedHost exceptions in Django 1.9+ (#143, thanks @blueyed for the report and patch)

3.5.1

  • Fixed two bugs related to SQL parsing that could cause an IndexError.

3.5

  • Switched to urllib3 as default transport. This means that opbeat_python now requires both urllib3 and certifi
  • Added support for PyMongo/MongoDB instrumentation
  • Added support for Twisted LogObservers, thanks @slav0nic
  • fixed several bugs in dbapi2 instrumentation

3.4

  • Added support for Django 1.10
  • Dropped official support for Python 2.6

3.3.4

  • Introduce transactions ignore patterns.

3.3.3

  • fixed an issue where Opbeat for Flask would listen for all signals, instead of just signals from the app it has been initialized with. Thanks @tomlinton for the fix.
  • fixed an encoding issue when loading the README.rst in setup.py. Thanks @apuyou for the fix.

3.3.2

  • removed suprious print statement that made it into 3.3.1. Thanks @coagulant for the heads up!
  • updated README

3.3.1

  • setting PROCESSORS to an empty list now skips processing completely instead of using the default processors
  • setting _opbeat_transaction_name on the request object from a view or middleware allows code to override the name used for the transaction
  • experimental support for manylinux1 binary wheels. Note that the wheels will not be uploaded to PyPI for now, but will be available on the release page on GitHub.

3.3

  • added an asyncio transport (for Python 3.5 and up), thanks @ticosax!
  • fixed a bug with uWSGI master mode which would stop the module from sending errors to Opbeat if it was used before uWSGI forked the worker processes. Thanks @dsanders11 for finding the bug and initial patch!

3.2.2

  • fixed bug in MySQL instrumentation: #94
  • fixed bug in requests instrumentation: #95

3.2.1

  • added a FILTER_EXCEPTION_TYPES attribute in the OPBEAT dict in Django / Flask settings that allows the user to filter out specific exception types

3.2

  • prefixed Django and Flask transaction names with HTTP methods names
  • Note: This means views in the "Views" list on the Opbeat performance tab will change their name and you will have both non-prefixed names and http method prefixed names in the list until the old names fall out of the selected timeframe

3.1.4

  • added possibility to override the transport class used by the client
  • fixed a regression in our frame walker for Django templates in Django 1.9+

3.1.3

  • fixed an issue where SSL connections would not get closed on the client
  • added support for OPBEAT_WRAPT_EXTENSIONS to override building of the wrapt C extension module during installation.

3.1.2

  • preliminary support for Django 1.9
  • support for Python 3.5
  • added OPBEAT_DISABLE_SEND environment variable to completely stop sending data to Opbeat
  • improved test suite

3.1.1

  • Fixed bug in Redis instrumentation introduced in 3.1 refactor.

3.1

  • Flask APM support. Install as opbeat[flask] to ensure flask deps are installed.
  • Introduce @opbeat.trace decorator for better insights into custom code
  • Internal refactoring to support the decorator.
  • Stop instrumenting pipelined Redis operations.

3.0.4

  • Only log one line per module we failed to instrument

3.0.3

  • Fix a problem that occurs when end_transaction gets called twice in a row
  • Silently ignore DatabaseError when collecting user info for Django.
  • Better error logging with async=True
  • Renamed async keyword in anticipation of Python 3.5+
  • Instruments Django middleware by default to give better insights in APM
  • Better sanitation of http body
  • A bit of cleanups and refactoring

3.0.2

  • Fix a bug in trace reporting that occurred if the traced code would raise
  • Introduce a management command to test out local Opbeat configuration and send a test exception.
  • Include templates in stackframes in traces.
  • Various bug fixes related to stackframes in traces.

3.0.1

  • instrument python-memcached
  • Make sure only one of urllib3 and requests will show up on traces

3.0

  • introduced instrumentation to enable in-depth performance monitoring
  • began deprecation of camelCase style capture methods on `Client. Full deprecation in 4.0.

2.1.1

  • refactored AyncWorker, should now be better behaved when shutting down
  • fixed bug with django-configurations

2.1

  • fixed issue with template debug in Django 1.9 (unreleased)
  • added experimental support for instrumenting Django middleware for better metrics data

2.0.4

  • fixed bug with Django and DEBUG = True

2.0.3

  • fixed bug in collecting Django POST data

2.0.2

  • start using the new intake URL
  • Flask: module now adheres to the Flask.debug option and does not log to Opbeat unless it is False

2.0.1

  • Fixed a bug when __name__ does not exist for view_func given to OpbeatAPMMiddleware

2.0

  • Async support was refactored, removed old AsyncClient classes
  • OpbeatAPMMiddleware was added to time requests
  • APP_ID now configurable from environment
  • Lots of cleanups

1.4

  • added preliminary support for Django 1.8
  • dropped support for Django 1.3
  • When using Django, only try to submit user data if django.contrib.auth is installed. Thanks @nickbruun for the report and fix!

1.3.2

1.3.1

  • fixed catching local variables in celery tasks
  • added AppConfig for Django 1.7, thanks @stefanfoulis
  • fixed JSON encoding for the bytes type in Python 3, thanks Trey Long for the report

1.3

  • added support for Django 1.7
  • dropped support for Django 1.2
  • switched from nosetests to py.test

1.2

  • support for Python 3

1.1

  • Renamed from opbeat_python to opbeat.
  • Simplified configuration
  • Conform to the updated Opbeat API.

1.0

  • Changes to conform to the Opbeat API.
  • Forked from Raven 1.9.0

1.9.0

  • Signatures are no longer sent with messages. This requires the server version to be at least 4.4.6.
  • Several fixes and additions were added to the Django report view.
  • long types are now handled in transform().
  • Improved integration with Celery (and django-celery) for capturing errors.

1.8.0

  • There is now a builtin view as part of the Django integration for sending events server-side (from the client) to Sentry. The view is currently undocumented, but is available as {% url raven-report %} and will use your server side credentials. To use this view you'd simply swap out the servers configuration in raven-js and point it to the given URL.
  • A new middleware for ZeroRPC now exists.
  • A new protocol for registering transports now exists.
  • Corrected some behavior in the UDP transport.
  • Celery signals are now connected by default within the Django integration.

1.7.0

  • The password sanitizer will now attempt to sanitize key=value pairs within strings (such as the querystring).
  • Two new santiziers were added: RemoveStackLocalsProcessor and RemovePostDataProcessor

1.6.0

  • Stacks must now be passed as a list of tuples (frame, lineno) rather than a list of frames. This includes calls to logging (extra={'stack': []}), as well as explicit client calls (capture(stack=[])).

This corrects some issues (mostly in tracebacks) with the wrong lineno being reported for a frame.

1.4.0

  • raven now tracks the state of the Sentry server. If it receives an error, it will slow down requests to the server (by passing them into a named logger, sentry.errors), and increasingly delay the next try with repeated failures, up to about a minute.

1.3.6

  • gunicorn is now disabled in default logging configuration

1.3.5

  • Moved exception and message methods to capture{Exception,Message}.
  • Added captureQuery method.

1.3.4

  • Corrected duplicate DSN behavior in Django client.

1.3.3

  • Django can now be configured by setting SENTRY_DSN.
  • Improve logging for send_remote failures (and correct issue created when send_encoded was introduced).
  • Renamed SantizePassworsProcessor to SanitizePassworsProcessor.

1.3.2

  • Support sending the culprit with logging messages as part of extra.

1.3.1

  • Added client.exception and client.message shortcuts.

1.3.0

  • Refactored client send API to be more easily extensible.
  • MOAR TESTS!

1.2.2

  • Gracefully handle exceptions in Django client when using integrated setup.
  • Added Client.error_logger as a new logger instance that points to sentry.errors.

1.2.1

  • Corrected behavior with raven logging errors to send_remote which could potentially cause a very large backlog to Sentry when it should just log to sentry.errors.
  • Ensure the site argument is sent to the server.

1.2.0

  • Made DSN a first-class citizen throughout raven.
  • Added a Pylons-specific WSGI middleware.
  • Improved the generic WSGI middleware to capture HTTP information.
  • Improved logging and logbook handlers.

1.1.6

  • Corrected logging stack behavior so that it doesnt capture raven+logging extensions are part of the frames.

1.1.5

  • Remove logging attr magic.

1.1.4

  • Correct encoding behavior on bool and float types.

1.1.3

  • Fix 'request' attribute on Django logging.

1.1.2

  • Corrected logging behavior with extra data to match pre 1.x behavior.

1.1.1

  • Handle frames that are missing f_globals and f_locals.
  • Stricter conversion of int and boolean values.
  • Handle invalid sources for templates in Django.

1.1.0

  • varmap was refactored to send keys back to callbacks.
  • SanitizePasswordProcessor now handles http data.

1.0.5

  • Renaming raven2 to raven as it causes too many issues.

1.0.4

  • Corrected a bug in setup_logging.
  • raven now sends "sentry_version" header which is the expected server version.

1.0.3

  • Handle more edge cases on stack iteration.

1.0.2

  • Gracefully handle invalid f_locals.

1.0.1

  • All datetimes are assumed to be utcnow() as of Sentry 2.0.0-RC5

1.0.0

  • Now only works with Sentry>=2.0.0 server.
  • raven is now listed as raven2 on PyPi.

0.8.0

  • raven.contrib.celery is now useable.
  • raven.contrib.django.celery is now useable.
  • Fixed a bug with request.raw_post_data buffering in Django.

0.7.1

  • Servers would stop iterating after the first successful post which was not the intended behavior.

0.7.0

  • You can now explicitly pass a list of frame objects to the process method.

0.6.1

  • The default logging handler (SentryHandler) will now accept a set of kwargs to instantiate a new client with (GH-10).
  • Fixed a bug with checksum generation when module or function were missing (GH-9).

0.6

  • Added a Django-specific WSGI middleware.

0.5.1

  • Two minor fixes for the Django client:
  • Ensure the sentry key exists in data in (GH-8).
  • properly set kwargs['data'] to an empty list when its a NoneType (GH-6).

0.5

  • Require servers on base Client.
  • Added support for the site option in Client.
  • Moved raven.contrib.django.logging to raven.contrib.django.handlers.

0.4

  • Fixed an infinite loop in iter_tb.

0.3

  • Removed the thrashed key in request.sentry for the Django integration.
  • Changed the logging handler to correctly inherit old-style classes (GH-1).
  • Added a client argument to raven.contrib.django.models.get_client().

0.2

  • auto_log_stacks now works with create_from_text
  • added Client.get_ident

0.1

  • Initial version of raven (extracted from django-sentry 1.12.1).