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Added support for insecure connection with Sentry #3446
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@AbhiPrasad please review |
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Thanks for your contribution. I have a remark on naming, and then a broader question on using transports with different exporters.
@AbhiPrasad i can see that the tests failed but clearly not because of the proposed changes. Should I do something about it? |
Yeah not sure why the tests are failing. Also, I would rebase on |
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Changes are fine from Sentry's side. Thanks again for the patch!
This PR was marked stale due to lack of activity. It will be closed in 7 days. |
@bogdandrutu @kbrockhoff What are the next steps? |
Signed-off-by: Bogdan Drutu <bogdandrutu@gmail.com>
* Added support for insecure connection with Sentry * update README.md * add doc string to Config struct * rename insecure configuration flag * update README.md according to new exporter config * update example according to new exporter config
Description:
Added an option that disables ssl certificate verification.
If Sentry is deployed in a private cloud and its ssl certificate is not valid (from a global point of view), then traces will simply not be sent. What's especially bad is that it happens quietly. There is no error anywhere in the logs.
Testing:
The package tests have not changed and are running successfully
Documentation:
Updated the readme