sentry-youtrack
A Sentry plugin which creates YouTrack issues from sentry events and allows to assign an existing YouTrack issues to sentry event groups.
Install
Install the package via pip:
pip install sentry-youtrack
sentry-youtrack >= 0.3.0 supports Sentry 8.x. sentry-youtrack < 0.3.0 supports Sentry 7.x.
Configuration
Go to your project’s configuration page (Projects -> [Project]) and select the YouTrack tab. Enter the required credentials and save changes. Filling out the form is a two-step process (one to fill in credentials, one to configure project).
If you want to use YouTrack instance without valid ssl certificate add the following line to the sentry config file:
YOUTRACK_VERIFY_SSL_CERTIFICATE = False
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