From OAuth to GitHub Apps: How Sentry Built its New GitHub Integration
A recent switch from OAuth to GitHub Apps made our GitHub integration updates possible. Here's a look at the process and the logic behind the switch.
A recent switch from OAuth to GitHub Apps made our GitHub integration updates possible. Here's a look at the process and the logic behind the switch.
Hopefully it's no surprise that shipping clean, safe, and correct code is a high priority for engineering at Sentry. Here's a look at how we do just that.
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We'd like your feedback on an enhancement to the existing Sentry Java SDK: our new Java agent.
We held our fifth Sentry Scouts Meetup in May, but never wrote up a recap about our amazing panel discussion on Arts + Tech. We've now addressed this by writing one.
GitHub Community Engineer Bex Warner shows us how to simplify our workflows with Probot.
We don’t know how malicious code was injected on Newegg’s billing page, but we do know how Newegg could have drastically decreased the likelihood of a breach: CSP.
Our new unified SDKs have arrived! Get a glimpse at what's changed and what it means for you.
No duplicate work. No new password needed. Sentry updated its Azure DevOps integration to include issue-sync and easy sign-on.
GitHub and Sentry users now benefit from easier sign-on and organization-wide setup improvements. Plus, a new integration for GitHub Enterprise.
Sentry is rolling out additional support and features for Jira and Bitbucket that will increase observability and decrease setup time.
New features include support for Azure DevOps and GitHub Enterprise, as well as additions to our integrations with Jira, GitHub and Bitbucket.
A closer look at how you can use Sentry to easily capture CSP violations.
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