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Add Sentry reporting for exceptions on production instance #770
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We might also want to ask Prolo if they could provide us with Logstash (instead of using an external service like Sentry). |
Logstash is a rather different product. Sentry can be self-hosted too though. |
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Before this change, the only check was whether a test was complete, not whether it was at all successful. After redirect to the result page, we then presented the most recent result for each probe, which could silently return results from the distant past. There may still be some cases where test error handling is not optimal, but those should be loud, which means #770 will notify us.
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Before this change, the only check was whether a test was complete, not whether it was at all successful. After redirect to the result page, we then presented the most recent result for each probe, which could silently return results from the distant past. There may still be some cases where test error handling is not optimal, but those should be loud, which means #770 will notify us. (cherry picked from commit 10ec9b0)
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Before this change, the only check was whether a test was complete, not whether it was at all successful. After redirect to the result page, we then presented the most recent result for each probe, which could silently return results from the distant past. There may still be some cases where test error handling is not optimal, but those should be loud, which means #770 will notify us. (cherry picked from commit 10ec9b0)
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See #861 for more comments on PII removal.
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We've been discussing this for a while - we don't have any active error reporting in production, and are probably missing things. Adding Sentry is probably our best method for this. We do need to look closely at what information they'd receive.
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