Hello,
Currently, the sentry-lua SDK is a great tool for error tracking in the Lua ecosystem. However, its primary focus seems to be on frameworks like Lapis.
We would like to formally request support for OpenResty. OpenResty is widely used for building high-performance web applications and APIs, and having native Sentry integration would be immensely valuable for monitoring errors and performance in this environment.
Key features that would be essential for OpenResty support include:
∙
Capturing errors from the ngxcontext (e.g., within content_by_lua*blocks).
∙
Properly scoping events to a single request using the OpenResty lifecycle.
∙
Automatically capturing useful context like request data, headers, and NGINX variables.
Thank you for considering this feature. We believe it would significantly benefit the OpenResty community.
Hello,
Currently, the sentry-lua SDK is a great tool for error tracking in the Lua ecosystem. However, its primary focus seems to be on frameworks like Lapis.
We would like to formally request support for OpenResty. OpenResty is widely used for building high-performance web applications and APIs, and having native Sentry integration would be immensely valuable for monitoring errors and performance in this environment.
Key features that would be essential for OpenResty support include:
∙
Capturing errors from the ngxcontext (e.g., within content_by_lua*blocks).
∙
Properly scoping events to a single request using the OpenResty lifecycle.
∙
Automatically capturing useful context like request data, headers, and NGINX variables.
Thank you for considering this feature. We believe it would significantly benefit the OpenResty community.