Capture cog load times using sentry performance tracking#2976
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Nice, I'd thought about using this for commands, but figured it would be too noisy given some commands wait for user responses etc.
This seems good though.
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I ran this once locally to make sure it all worked, and it looks great https://python-discord.sentry.io/performance/?project=2724195&statsPeriod=14d