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Can you resolve exceptions like in Sentry? Having to look at the list of all exceptions and figure out which ones are of interest wouldn’t be ideal. (In the dem
by oefrha 7y ago
Can you resolve exceptions like in Sentry? Having to look at the list of all exceptions and figure out which ones are of interest wouldn’t be ideal. (In the demo I did notice the level/priorities filters, but nothing resembling an unresolved filter.)
Also, nitpick: it’s 2020, maybe update the front page screenshot to Python 3? My immediate reaction seeing that py27 screenshot: is this even maintained?
- RabbitmqGuy 7y ago> Having to look at the list of all exceptions and figure out which ones are of interest wouldn’t be ideal. You can filter for exceptions by tags. You can also use full text search to filter for exceptions. ie all the functionality provided[1] by the datadog eventstream[1] is available for your errors. > Also, nitpick: it’s 2020, maybe update the front page screenshot to Python 3: is this even maintained? errorship is compatible with both python2 and python3. Yes it is maintained. We have a testsuite that is ran in CI under both python2 and python3. Some of our customers during early trials still had some python2 applications that they had yet to port over. 1. https://docs.datadoghq.com/events/#event-stream https://docs.datadoghq.com/events/#event-stream