Closed epgui closed 4 months ago
Hey @epgui, can you please attach an example of the reported error? Specifically, I'd like to see if we can identify whether the error is reported from the logging handler or the uncaught exceptions handler.
Hey @epgui, can you please attach an example of the reported error? Specifically, I'd like to see if we can identify whether the error is reported from the logging handler or the uncaught exceptions handler.
This is embarrassing, but I think we can chalk this one up to user error, the user error being an explicit invocation of honeybadger.notify()
(passing in the original exception from within the thread) in the except HttpError as e
block... 😂
Oh, I see 😄 . No worries! I'm glad that you sorted it out. Thank you for using Honeybadger!
I have the following code (see comments):
Elsewhere I set up honeybadger as follows:
I am running this in AWS Fargate, in a docker container (image
python:3.10.8
, with build argument--platform linux/amd64
), with python3.10.8
and honeybadger4.3.5
.Clearly I don't want Honeybadger to alert me when my exceptions are being handled by the parent thread, so what is the intended usage here?