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> Also you'd be surprised at the number of software engineers that really don't care how many sentry logging calls their apps make. I completely agree with the
by ChadNauseam 5y ago
> Also you'd be surprised at the number of software engineers that really don't care how many sentry logging calls their apps make. I completely agree with the sentiment, and I personally just disable the Warp application's internet access to address this, but it's worth recognizing that we're in the minority of people that care.
I'm in this boat. I never understood why I should care if some website interacts with google apis or logs everything I do and sells it to marketers so they can sell me ads. I'll block them anyway so it'll never make a difference to me one way or the other.
- fretn 5y agohow do you block them in an app like warp ?
- varenc 5y agoSee my other comment for what I use, TripMode, but a DNS block on *.sentry.io would block the sentry calls. I tried setting a proxy to see Warp's other network activity but only the sentry.io calls actually respect the system-wide proxy settings. Pretty annoying, though it's probably not intentional. Just takes a little more work to inspect its traffic. Other DNS lookups it triggers: api.segment.io app.warp.dev identitytoolkit.googleapis.com o540343.ingest.sentry.io securetoken.googleapis.com storage.googleapis.com