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Enhancing Sentry Reports: Displaying Language, Modules, and Extra Data #103
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First of all, we can identify the language used in a report by looking at the payload.platform and linking it with
payload.contexts.runtime
.Here's an example:
Sentry also provides a list of PHP modules under
payload.modules
.For instance:
Additionally, Sentry provides
extra
data in a flexible format:It would be beneficial if we could display all these details on a Sentry page.
Language/Runtime Version: This could be displayed within the "Tags" section or as a separate block adjacent to it, clearly labeled with the language and version number for quick identification.
Modules: A new expandable section titled "Modules" could be added below the "Tags" section. It should list the modules in a scrollable format with the ability to expand/collapse for detailed viewing.
Extra Data: This could be shown at the bottom or as a sidebar panel that can be toggled on and off. It should be in a free-form text area or a table that allows for easy scanning of the various environmental variables and settings.
And funny picture from DALL-E with suggestion on how to display this data
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