Add option to whitelist specific paths as 'in app'

[mfrischbutter]

To bypass the default value for in_app_exclude from getsentry/sentry-laravel, I added the in_app_whitelist option.

The problem is that our own vendor/packages do not appear in the 'in app' stackstrace.

With this option it is possible to whitelist subfolders if you don't want to exclude all folders individually.

To use this option just add in_app_whitelist to your sentry configuration and define some relative paths as an array.

Resolves #595

[Jean85]

Thanks for taking the time of preparing this contribution. I'll list some suggestion to further it:

• since this SDK follows Sentry's Unified APIs specification, this should become the implementation of the missing in-app-include option
• you should add tests to verify your new feature
• you should add a new entry in the changelog

[ste93cry]

Since this is a new feature it must target the develop branch, thus the PR needs a rebase

[ste93cry]

@mfrischbutter I did some changes to your PR but it seems that I cannot push them because I don't have permissions for the branch of this PR. Would you be so kind to check if the "Allow edits from maintainers" flag is checked?

[mfrischbutter]

@ste93cry
Yeah, the checkbox was already checked. Maybe i should change anything inside my repository or is the checkbox enough?

[Jean85]

I can edit the files from the web interface, so the permissions are ok.

[mfrischbutter]

I just rebased onto develop.
Is there anything left to do?

[ste93cry]

Yeah, the checkbox was already checked. Maybe i should change anything inside my repository or is the checkbox enough?

It should be enough, maybe the fact that the PR is not a branch owned by you but by another user (@mogic-le) is the problem as I get 403 as soon as I try to push

I can edit the files from the web interface, so the permissions are ok.

I just tried and yes, it opens the web editor although I didn't try to save any change

Is there anything left to do?

There are my changes that I would like to merge with this PR if everything is ok for you. I pushed the commit to my own fork, if you can cherry-pick it here and give your opinion it would be cool

[ste93cry]

@mfrischbutter are you willing to rebase and merge the changes from my fork so that we can proceed with a new (and hopefully final) review of the code?

[mfrischbutter]

Sorry it took a while, thanks for your patience.
I pushed your commit @ste93cry. The code looks very good and all the test passed successfully on the first try. I have not made any changes.

[ste93cry]

To me it looks good, thank you for the work. LGTM

[stayallive]

🚢 thank you for your work and patience!

[Jean85]

Thank you for the hard work!