Add Sentry monitoring#46
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set up the env var in settings, should work? :) |
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Yay, thanks Jacob! Can you please add me to the team on Sentry so I can view its status? |
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Surgically extracted from https://github.com/python/psrt-ghsa-bot/pull/14/changes#diff-44ee3e768bb5766723776d69c4ff087ccf11d90f2619ac726c199780c45bb060
I haven't set up a monitor to test (see below), but it seems correct as per the documentation. It watches whether the hourly cron actually ran and succeeded by sending Sentry a start/finish check-in each run. It also alerts us when the run errors.
I can't set it up on Sentry, so I'll have to leave that to Jacob. You can also add me to:
If you're busy and I can figure it out. We could create them programmatically, but that seems like overkill here.
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