Sentry
BetterBugs Integration with Sentry
Overview
BetterBugs + Sentry integration connects your Sentry infrastructure to your BetterBugs account. You get Sentry event logs (both frontend and backend) auto-attached to every bug report.
You don’t have to log in to your Sentry account every time to see event logs or stack traces coming from your Sentry infrastructure setup. See those logs directly on the frontend whenever you capture issues using BetterBugs.
How it works?
You can capture Sentry event logs or stack traces directly in the bug reports you create. Here’s how it works:
Whenever you capture an issue, it auto-attaches Sentry event logs with timestamps to every bug report.
You can see event logs on the frontend without signing in to the Sentry account every time to see the event logs.
You can get the Sentry event logs for the connected project from up to 3 hours before and 3 hours after you capture an issue.
Detailed bug reports with Sentry event logs help get to the root cause of the issue much faster.
Here's how to connect BetterBugs with Sentry:
Log in to your BetterBugs account.
Select the Project for which you want to connect with Sentry.
Go to Project Settings and press the Integrations tab.
Hit Connect under the Sentry option.
Click "Accept & Install" on the authentication page.
This successfully connects BetterBugs to Sentry.
Steps to create a bug report and get the Sentry Logs:
Capture an issue (take a screenshot, screen record, or Rewind).
Click the "Back-end" tab.
Select a project from the left-side dropdown under "Projects".
This instantly gets you the events logs and error stack traces from Sentry.
Connecting Sentry (Alternate method)
Log in to your BetterBugs account.
Select the project you want to integrate Sentry with.
Click on one of the sessions from the list to open a bug report.
Click on the "Back-end" tab.
Hit the "Connect now" option.
Click "Accept & Install" on the authentication page.
Select a project from the left-side dropdown under "Projects".
This opens up any Sentry event logs from the selected bug report.
You can now share the bug report link with the concerned members. You get all the details as a complete bug report, developer tools info, and the Sentry logs.
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