[FEATURE] Special handling for log records with "exception" keys #107
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TYPO3 scheduler catches exceptions of failed tasks and logs messages with the exception as "exception" data property. PHP Exception objects do not get serialized by json_encode() and thus never reach Sentry; all information about them is lost. If a log record contains an 'exception' data key, then the exception itself is logged to Sentry. The log message is kept as breadcrumb. Resolves: networkteam#106
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The original problem - scheduler task failures - is fixed with the core patch mentioned in #106. This patch is not necessary anymore. |
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TYPO3 scheduler catches exceptions of failed tasks and logs messages with the exception as "exception" data property.
PHP Exception objects do not get serialized by json_encode() and thus never reach Sentry; all information about them is lost.
If a log record contains an 'exception' data key, then the exception itself is logged to Sentry. The log message is kept as breadcrumb.
Resolves: #106