Ensure that the tags hierarchy is respected where event > context > configuration for tags using the same key #322
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…onfiguration for tags using the same key.
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Ensure that the tags hierarchy is respected where event > context > configuration for tags using the same key
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In the wiki, when talking about setting tags in the default configuration it sounded to me like you could override the values for each of the keys set in
tags.You can configure default tags to be sent with every event. These can be overridden in the context or event.With the way the tags are merged together currently, the priority of tags with the same key is context > configuration > event.
This seems wrong to me as I would think that if you set a tag explicitly in the event that is being sent to Sentry that it should take precedence over context and configuration tag values.
I've made a change to work the way I would imagine it should work.