Attach Laravel's Context to events as metadata #537
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Goal
Laravel 11 added a new
Contextfeature that allows adding arbitrary metadata to its logging systemThis PR adds support for reading from the
Contextand attaching it to events as metadataThere is a new configuration option,
attach_hidden_context(or environment variableBUGSNAG_ATTACH_HIDDEN_CONTEXT), that controls whether "hidden context" is added as metadata as well. This is disabled by default to avoid accidentally leaking dataSee also #536 & https://laravel.com/docs/11.x/context