Sentry Credentials for Self-Hosted #505
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@ACPK Leaving Sentry unconfigured should not result in a 400. Are there any other logs? |
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You can set a sentry DSN by using following ENV variable: |
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A developer can create the development and production env files by
extracting the necessary system variables from config/prod.exs.
To shorten a developer's onboarding time, should the Plausible repository
contain a sample development env file?
…On Sat, Jan 2, 2021 at 7:42 AM Patrik Kernstock ***@***.***> wrote:
You can set a sentry DSN by using following ENV variable: SENTRY_DSN.
Works just fine, errors are being reported to my self-hosted Sentry
instance.
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When the Plausibe analytics code tries to post to my self-hosted Plausible backend, I get a 400 error. When I checked the logs, it seems that Plausible uses Sentry but I didn't see any Sentry ENV in the Docker file.
[warn] Failed to send Sentry event.Cannot send Sentry event because of invalid DSN
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