Ignoring
bh
Posted on
Oct 29 2013
Is the "ignore" or "permanently ignore" option applied for the specific URL on which the error occured, or is every error with this message ignored, regardless of its URL?
John-Daniel Trask
Raygun
Posted on
Oct 30 2013
Hi,
We've just moved from an older version of our grouping code to a newer version on all new apps. The previous version would have grouped them separately but the new one won't. This is an oversight and we're going to put explicit handling in to split them out so each unique URL would be a different error group (so you could permanently ignore the ones coming from vulnerability scanners etc, but still see the ones that you could fix).
I'll update this thread once this change is rolled out.
Thank you for drawing my attention to this,
John-Daniel Trask
Co-founder
Mindscape Limited
bh
Posted on
Oct 31 2013
Cool, thanks for your answer.
bh
Posted on
Dec 06 2013
Hi John
Any news on this?
Most error messages are quite general e.g. "undefined method `name' for nil:NilClass". So, some of the errors I want to flag as "permanently ignore" I can't since it would also include errors I want to be informed about.
Any more fine grained grouping here would be appreciated.
Best, Benny
John-Daniel Trask
Raygun
Posted on
Dec 06 2013
Hi Benny,
We're going to look into this on Monday. I've been discussing it with the developer of our Rails provider. We'll flip you over once it's ready.
I'm thinking we'll look at taking into account the first line of the stack trace:
Method name Class name
We won't use line since it could move on every release but still represent the same issue.
I'll update the thread once something is live for you. Sorry about the delay.
John-Daniel Trask
Co-founder
Mindscape Limited
bh
Posted on
Dec 06 2013
Hi John
Thanks for the update.
Best, Benny
John-Daniel Trask
Raygun
Posted on
Dec 18 2013
Hi Benny,
We've updated the error hashing for the Ruby provider, and as such you should now be seeing improved grouping for errors with the same name, e.g. "undefined method `name' for nil:NilClass", but different causes. It will now only group errors together if they have the same method name and file name as John-Daniel detailed above.
Hope this helps improve your Raygun experience.
Regards,
Callum
bh
Posted on
Dec 18 2013
Cool, thanks!
Best, Benny