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by zeeg 4y ago
Agree! I would love to see this, as its exactly the kind of "benefit" (or "perk" if you will) we were hoping to offer at Sentry. This is our way-more-of-a-pita implementation of getting users voices into what projects we
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by zeeg 4y ago
I believe these are actually donating to an organization which manages projects he created, not to him directly.
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by zeeg 4y ago
For folks reading this - and we'll solve this at a global scale - check your `SENTRY_DSN` setting and if its not using something like `oXXXXX.ingest.sentry.io` you should consider rolling out the updated value (located in your project
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by zeeg 4y ago
Service should be nearly restored at this point. We apologize for the significant interrupt to everyones days. As most of you all figured out at this point the issue was with a regional failure in GCP (central, which is our primary zone). W
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by zeeg 5y ago
Can't believe this is 10 years old and MongoDB is still a hot topic :)
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by zeeg 5y ago
Feel free to drop me an email (david@) and I can look into it
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by zeeg 5y ago
I'm not actually sure what you're referring to (as CTO I promise you I am not managing any of our GitHub repositories or anything at that level). If you think there are concerns with the PHP SDKs you seem to know where to express
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by zeeg 5y ago
Usually people use that term for security concerns these days, which definitely exist for open source. I've seen stuff over the years where people have attempted to do bounties for implementing a feature/bugfix/etc, but its n
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by zeeg 5y ago
I don't want to derail this thread, but Sentry isn't tracking. Can you hypothetically track users with Sentry? Sure. Do we provide any of those capabilities? No. Treating products like Sentry the same as advertising and analytics
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by zeeg 5y ago
I'm not actually sure we use Rollup fwiw. The contributions were democratized via our employees - we asked them where we should direct funding for individual projects. So what that ultimately means is some person(s) at Sentry valued th
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by zeeg 5y ago
I agree there's a lot of session replay style equivilents (and rrweb is great!), though what Replay is doing unfortunately cannot be done in production in the same way. In the ideal world this level of data could be extracted from prod
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by zeeg 5y ago
Reading this thread I was surprised about the amount of conjecture when someone could literally just read the source - or read your comment - to know precisely what the intent is. This is entirely correct. The `sentry-cli` binary is primari
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by zeeg 5y ago
I will let HN users educate folks on what Sentry is and isn't, but as the creator.. > there is nothing "old" about sentry. it's new tech using old (outdated) means to monitor an application crash. Your comment is at b
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by zeeg 6y ago
They aren't in our case. Open Source doesn't have to mean community built, and Sentry (the product) is built almost exclusively by our company. Our philosophy is something along the lines of: Pull Requests are nice, but we'd
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by zeeg 6y ago
I've got to agree here. We - as an industry, not a cult of naysayers - need to evolve our views of what is 'in the spirit of open source'. BSL fits that definition from my eyes.
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by zeeg 6y ago
I think he's implying people in Silicon Valley are often entitled, and he's not wrong. Which is pretty hard to disagree with.
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by zeeg 6y ago
That only helps when it’s coupled to the page. Doesn’t make a ton of sense in our use case as it’s just an arbitrary component. It would have to support queries based on component props, but that’s even more complexity in an existing nightm
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by zeeg 6y ago
It's a fair question that everyone should ask themselves in our shoes. If we did it again maybe we'd rethink. That said, the entire goal was to allow a non-engineer to more easily enable our end-users with documentation. We didn&#
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by zeeg 6y ago
You're extremely limited in what you can compile as a GraphQL query, so while yes I agree with you that likely there is some stuff we're simply doing wrong.. good luck doing it right. After all, its a database query language tryin
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by zeeg 6y ago
I'd say it's more "how can we ship the simplest version of Sentry possible". Important to know we do much, much more than what they're offering, for far more than just JavaScript. It's more of a checkbox than a
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by zeeg 6y ago
Looks awesome! I went down the homelab-ish rabbit hole recently myself and it was probably the most fun I've had in a long time on a project. My goals were more about hosting a bunch of IoT stuff internally (sensors, cameras, etc), but
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by zeeg 7y ago
In this case you could request an additional use grant from us (Sentry). It doesn’t mean it’s not possible, it just means you’d need permission.
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by zeeg 7y ago
pipelining problem - we're definitely going to fix and clarify things so we're not confusing any of our customers
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by zeeg 7y ago
fwiw we basically employ everyone (either full time or as a contractor) that contributes to Sentry, and if we don't, shoot me an email and maybe we can fix that!
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by zeeg 7y ago
We agree that this language isn't correct and are going to publish an update. Thanks for pointing this out.
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by zeeg 7y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZTYSQq6_IdY
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Sentry adds support for Native applications(blog.sentry.io)
5 points by zeeg 7y ago|1 comments
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by zeeg 7y ago
We have customers using us for firmware errors :)
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by zeeg 7y ago
Yeah it's not great right now, but will likely change again. e.g. sentry.io/issues/SEN-12345 We're also introduce a much more comprehensive event search which will require event permalinks so we're sorting some of t
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by zeeg 7y ago
Absolutely is - sqlite had been valuable for a long time as it made testing/local dev fast, but MySQL has always been a burden. Its made it hard for us to build optimal solutions in many cases as we had to cater to multiple different a

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