Closed joshuap closed 1 year ago
A customer reports the following behavior:
hb_notify_response = honeybadger.notify("my exception", context={'foo': 'bar'}) print(f'hb_notify_response: {hb_notify_response}')
% python tryHoneyBadger.py hb_notify_response: None
Can we make it return a UUID, like the Ruby gem does? The uuid is sent with the notice, and can be used to look up notices in the UI like this:
http://app.honeybadger.io/notice/[uuid]
cc @Kelvin4664 @subzero10
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@joshuap Can you take a screenshot of the UI? I am unable to access it.
@Kelvin4664 it just does a redirect to the error that was reported if it exists.
This is available with v0.15.2 !
0.15.2
A customer reports the following behavior:
Can we make it return a UUID, like the Ruby gem does? The uuid is sent with the notice, and can be used to look up notices in the UI like this:
http://app.honeybadger.io/notice/[uuid]
cc @Kelvin4664 @subzero10