Upgrade Airbrake Gem #122
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I changed the constraint in the `Gemfile` from `~> 4.0.0` to `~> 4.0`
and ran the following command:
bundle update --conservative airbrake
My main motivation for doing this is so that `airbrake` reports
`ActionController::BadRequest` exceptions correctly [1]. However, I've
chosen to upgrade to the latest 4.x version, because that should include
other bug fixes without breaking compatibility with `errbit`. I'm pretty
sure this is safe to do, because I can see that a bunch of other GOV.UK
apps are using this version of `airbrake` in production, e.g.
* `calculators`
* `hmrc-manuals-api`
* `manuals-publisher`
* `publisher`
* `rummager`
Closes #122.
[1]: airbrake/airbrake#271
floehopper
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I changed the constraint in the `Gemfile` from `~> 4.0.0` to `~> 4.0`
and ran the following command:
bundle update --conservative airbrake
My main motivation for doing this is so that `airbrake` reports
`ActionController::BadRequest` exceptions correctly [1]. However, I've
chosen to upgrade to the latest 4.x version, because that should include
other bug fixes without breaking compatibility with `errbit`. I'm pretty
sure this is safe to do, because I can see that a bunch of other GOV.UK
apps are using this version of `airbrake` in production, e.g.
* `calculators`
* `hmrc-manuals-api`
* `manuals-publisher`
* `publisher`
* `rummager`
Closes #122.
[1]: airbrake/airbrake#271
floehopper
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Aug 17, 2017
I changed the constraint in the `Gemfile` from `~> 4.0.0` to `~> 4.0`
and ran the following command:
bundle update --conservative airbrake
My main motivation for doing this is so that `airbrake` reports
`ActionController::BadRequest` exceptions correctly [1]. However, I've
chosen to upgrade to the latest 4.x version, because that should include
other bug fixes without breaking compatibility with `errbit`. I'm pretty
sure this is safe to do, because I can see that a bunch of other GOV.UK
apps are using this version of `airbrake` in production, e.g.
* `calculators`
* `hmrc-manuals-api`
* `manuals-publisher`
* `publisher`
* `rummager`
Closes #122.
[1]: airbrake/airbrake#271
floehopper
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Aug 17, 2017
I changed the constraint in the `Gemfile` from `~> 4.0.0` to `~> 4.0`
and ran the following command:
bundle update --conservative airbrake
My main motivation for doing this is so that `airbrake` reports
`ActionController::BadRequest` exceptions correctly [1]. However, I've
chosen to upgrade to the latest 4.x version, because that should include
other bug fixes without breaking compatibility with `errbit`. I'm pretty
sure this is safe to do, because I can see that a bunch of other GOV.UK
apps are using this version of `airbrake` in production, e.g.
* `calculators`
* `hmrc-manuals-api`
* `manuals-publisher`
* `publisher`
* `rummager`
Closes #122.
[1]: airbrake/airbrake#271
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We're using version 4.0.0 of the Airbrake Gem. This version doesn't report on
ActionController::BadRequestexceptions correctly. They're reported in Errbit asNotifications, which isn't very helpful.Pull request 271 in the Airbrake project appears to have fixed this problem.
The pull request was updated on Aug 26 2014 with a comment saying that the fix would be released the following week. Airbrake version 4.1.0 was released on Sep 4 2014 so I suspect we'll want at least this version.
Note that I've copied the text of this description from alphagov/smart-answers#1681 where we encountered the same problem.
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