🔧 chore: cleanup slack & msteams dev docs #12235
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| **NOTE**: If you're doing local Sentry development, you should use a tool like Ngrok and add `system.url-prefix: "https://<your_subdomain>.ngrok.io"` to your `~/.sentry/config.yml`. Otherwise, installing the Discord bot won't work, as it will not be able to communicate with your local Sentry instance. | ||
| **NOTE**: If you're doing local Sentry development, you should use a tool like Ngrok and use `getsentry` repo when starting your Sentry server. Otherwise, installing the Discord bot won't work, as it will not be able to communicate with your local Sentry instance. |
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we still need to use ngrok right? does it matter if you use getsentry or sentry if you use ngrok?
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the getsentry repo is where the Ngrok config is more actively maintained and will have everything preconfigured and setup so u don't need to modify stuff like url-prefix which has been janky in the past. i have linked the ngrok docs i wrote under the diff here with more details
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the getsentry repo is where the Ngrok config is more actively maintained and will have everything preconfigured and setup so u don't need to modify stuff like url-prefix which has been janky in the past.
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i updated this since we fixed the sentry ngrok presets
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| **NOTE**: If you're doing local Sentry development, you should use a tool like Ngrok and add `system.url-prefix: "https://<your_subdomain>.ngrok.io"` to your `~/.sentry/config.yml`, otherwise, installing the Slack APP will complain because the redirect URI points to `localhost:8000`. Also, install the Slack integration from the ngrok subdomain or it will fail to install. | ||
| If you a Sentry employee, you can set the `slack.client-id` and `slack.client-secret` in `devlocal.py` inside `getsentry` instead. |
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is devlocal.py only a sentry employee thing or can anyone add it and use it for local dev?
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its a sentry employee thing. i had to think about this for a while, whether i should mention it here, but i felt it was ok because we explain the difference between sentry and getsentry
https://develop.sentry.dev/application-architecture/sentry-vs-getsentry/
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Thanks for updating!
Co-authored-by: Alex Krawiec <alex.krawiec@sentry.io>
cleaned up the instructions for slack and msteams installation for development