Open jangjodi opened 6 hours ago
if we follow the pattern where we raise the exception we can catch and log then, so no need to pass anything extra into the function
if we raise the exception, would we still be able to return the stacktrace string? I chose to do it this way so the grouping logic would not change yet
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tests.sentry.hybridcloud.services.test_control_organization_provisioning.TestControlOrganizationProvisioningSlugUpdates__InControlMode::test_swap_with_same_slug
Stack Traces | 0.005s run time
> > ```python > No failure message available > ```tests.sentry.sentry_apps.test_sentry_app_creator.TestCreator::test_creates_proxy_user
Stack Traces | 0.006s run time
> > ```python > No failure message available > ```
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Add logging for events with stacktraces with over 30 system-only frames