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This very small extension hooks up your LAVA system to Sentry via Raven, the
official Sentry client.
Installation
^^^^^^^^^^^^
You first need to deploy sentry itself somewhere (I recommend the standalone
mode). Installing this extension is rather easy::
$ pip install lava-raven
You need to edit your LAVA ``settings.conf``
(``/srv/lava/instances/.../etc/lava-server/settings.conf``) and define the
``SENTRY_DSN`` variable. You can get it from a running Sentry instance, follow
those steps::
1. Create a sentry user, sign in as that user
2. Click projects->manage
3. Select the desired sentry project (or just pick the default one)
4. Add yourself as a member. This allowed me to have the DSN variable.
Options
^^^^^^^
There are two conifguration options available, both are off by default:
USE_SENTRY_404_MIDDLEWARE
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If you flip this to ``true`` all 404 error will be reported in Sentry.
USE_SENTRY_RESPONSE_MIDDLEWARE
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If you flip this to ``true`` all crashing views will be handled by sentry with
a nice error message that contains the incidend ID.
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