Sentry 8 is here
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Sentry 8 is here
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Re: Sentry 8 is here
#2We're hoping to do a sort-of AMA in the future about rebuilding Sentry (and the open source approach), but if anyone has any questions about the new version I'm happy to answer them.
Re: Sentry 8 is here
#3David from Sentry here. We're hoping to do a sort-of AMA in the future about rebuilding Sentry (and the open source approach), but if anyone has any questions about the new version I'm happy to answer them.
Re: Sentry 8 is here
#4David from Sentry here. We're hoping to do a sort-of AMA in the future about rebuilding Sentry (and the open source approach), but if anyone has any questions about the new version I'm happy to answer them.
Did you use a library for the search-bar (frontend) ?
For other things we're using select2. At one point we had tried to switch to selectize but we found limitations in its API and frankly didn't want to spend the time to find ways to work around them.
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#5Earlier quoted context omitted.
Did you use a library for the search-bar (frontend) ?
We wanted to but nothing really handled tokenization well. In the end we wrote our own (which is why there are various caveats). For other things we're using select2. At one point we had tried to switch to selectize but we found limitations in its API and frankly didn't want to spend the time to find ways to work around them.
Re: Sentry 8 is here
#6David from Sentry here. We're hoping to do a sort-of AMA in the future about rebuilding Sentry (and the open source approach), but if anyone has any questions about the new version I'm happy to answer them.
Re: Sentry 8 is here
#7Earlier quoted context omitted.
We wanted to but nothing really handled tokenization well. In the end we wrote our own (which is why there are various caveats). For other things we're using select2. At one point we had tried to switch to selectize but we found limitations in its API and frankly didn't want to spend the time to find ways to work around them.
Did you try: https://documentcloud.github.io/visualsearch/ ?
Re: Sentry 8 is here
#8David from Sentry here. We're hoping to do a sort-of AMA in the future about rebuilding Sentry (and the open source approach), but if anyone has any questions about the new version I'm happy to answer them.
How do you see yourself stacking up against Rollbar https://rollbar.com which has a free tier and unlimited users for paid plans? What makes your product more valuable?
We're also fortunate to call many of the biggest names in Silicon Valley (as well as outside) our customers.
What you'll quickly find is anything that looks like Sentry, acts a lot like Sentry, and usually was inspired by Sentry. What you'll also discover is that even with this in mind, they are far from the same level of maturity. For example, we've spent a lot of time tuning our grouping algorithms, expanding support for power users, and generally solving problems that aren't obvious until you've invested a lot of time into using the tool.
This is a long winded way of me saying that Sentry is the best in the business.
Re: Sentry 8 is here
#9Will Sentry ever be useful for activities such as tracking occurrences of an event?
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#10Awesome, I've just upgraded our instance to 7.7.0 - when will 8.0 be available on Pip? Will Sentry ever be useful for activities such as tracking occurrences of an event?
"Soon", but you can install it from the github master already. Since we generally deploy right out of master the upgrades are fine to and from there as well.