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Enable Sentry logging in production environments #1906

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Sentry is an application error capture and management service. These
changes make it possible to send errors generated in production to
Sentry by setting one environment variable, SENTRY_DSN.

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Is this something we plan on using ourselves?

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Is this something we plan on using ourselves?

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Is this something we plan on using ourselves?

Yes. I've already signed us up for an account and will send the details round when it's working.

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Is this something we plan on using ourselves?

Yes. I've already signed us up for an account and will send the details round when it's working.

Enable Sentry logging in production environments
Sentry is an application error capture and management service. These
changes make it possible to send errors generated in production to
Sentry by setting one environment variable, SENTRY_DSN.

aron added a commit that referenced this pull request Feb 4, 2015

Merge pull request #1906 from hypothesis/sentry
Enable Sentry logging in production environments.

@aron aron merged commit 75c3818 into master Feb 4, 2015

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