Open srmagura opened 8 months ago
Looking for the same feature. I wrote the Rollbar support. But it appears that Rollbar.NET is dead. There has basically not been any update for more than 2 years. And we pay a lot of money for Rollbar.
You can use the transform function to update the payload just before it is sent to Rollbar and add the Person data to the payload that is about to be sent to Rollbar without affecting other requests. Since you are modifying the payload each time.
You will need to add some extra code to do this but I am thinking you have a function that is called each time by the Rollbar transform option and it just updates the Person data in the payload from your auth holder (whatever that maybe).
I worked around this limitation by implementing my Rollbar middleware, based on the official one: https://github.com/rollbar/Rollbar.NET/blob/master/Rollbar.NetCore.AspNet/RollbarMiddleware.cs
Describe the bug I would like to use the People Tracking feature of Rollbar with the
RollbarMiddleware
in ASP.NET Core.The problem is, there does not seem to be any way to tell the
RollbarMiddleware
who the current user is.To Reproduce N/A
Expected behavior
When using an
IRollbar
instance directly, I can provide information about the current user like this:Here,
_auth
is an "auth context" that provides information about the current user by reading their claims (auth cookie).I would like to be able to do something similar using
RollbarMiddleware
.Rollbar Client - Rollbar.NET Hosting Environment (please complete the following information):
Additional context I know I can copy the
RollbarMiddleware
source code into my code to fix this, but ideally that would not be necessary.