sentry_dsn

Sentry Data Source Name. You can find this value in your Sentry project configuration. Typically it looks something like this: https://<public_key>:<secret_key>@sentry.example.com/<project id> This is the only required option in order to use the module.

''

sentry_enabled

Whether or not Sentry logging is enabled.

False

sentry_logging_level

The minimal logging level for which to send reports to Sentry. Possible values: notset, debug, info, warn, error, critical. It is recommended to have this set to at least warn, to avoid spamming yourself with Sentry events.

warn

sentry_exclude_loggers

A string of comma-separated logger names which should be excluded from Sentry.

werkzeug

sentry_ignored_exceptions

A string of comma-separated exceptions which should be ignored. You can use a star symbol (*) at the end, to ignore all exceptions from a module, eg.: odoo.exceptions.*.

odoo.exceptions.AccessDenied, odoo.exceptions.AccessError, odoo.exceptions.DeferredException, odoo.exceptions.MissingError, odoo.exceptions.RedirectWarning, odoo.exceptions.UserError, odoo.exceptions.ValidationError, odoo.exceptions.Warning, odoo.exceptions.except_orm

sentry_include_context

If enabled, additional context data will be extracted from current HTTP request and user session (if available). This has no effect for Cron jobs, as no request/session is available inside a Cron job.

True

sentry_release

Explicitly define a version to be sent as the release version to Sentry. Useful in conjuntion with Sentry’s “Resolve in the next release”-functionality. Also useful if your production deployment does not include any Git context from which a commit might be read. Overrides sentry_odoo_dir.

sentry_odoo_dir

Absolute path to your Odoo installation directory. This is optional and will only be used to extract the Odoo Git commit, which will be sent to Sentry, to allow to distinguish between Odoo updates. Overridden by sentry_release