Before this fix, the Sentry module sent events for WARNING-
level logs, even if sentry_logging_level was registered as
"error" or higher.
The fix itself is minor: setup of the integration mistakenly
set the hardcoded WARNING level to the event handler and the
sentry_logging_level to the breadcrumb handler, when they
should have been the other way around.
The largest part of the diff is a reworking of the tests in
order to properly replicate the issue:
* The test previously emitted a fake log event directly using
the integration's handler's emit-method, which skipped the
part of the logic that actually filters based on logging level.
This has been changed to use a bespoke NoopHandler and dedicated
Logger, so that the tests can emit "actual logs" and test Sentry
as accurately as possible.
* The tests were not configured to use a non-default logging level,
thus making it so that none of them caught the fact we were basically
hard-coding the setting to WARNING-level.
The tests now set the logging level to ERROR in order to make sure
the configuration parameter works when it is non-default.
* Changes to configuration (especially ignored loggers) were leaking
from one test into others. The tests were directly mutating the
`odoo.tools.config.options` mapping, without resetting it afterward,
leaving the changes in place for subsequent tests.
Introduced a helper method `patch_config` that can be used to patch
the config object so that the patch is undone at the end of the test.
NOTE: this commit was cherry-picked from d24f3d77a3,
and includes some changes to test code that was not in the original due
to conflicts.
The test code uses a "mock" Transport object to ensure that events are
stored locally in memory, instead of triggering network requests.
The Sentry client is cleaned up once done, and this triggers a call to
capture_envelope, a different way of sending events to Sentry. Since
our mock class did not fully complete initialization, and also did
not provide an overriding method, the original was called, which
depends on proper initialization to work.
We introduce an override for capture_envelope: as it is meant to be
a "sibling" to capture_event, it makes sense for us to also make sure
events registrered in this way are intercepted, even if we don't
currently expect any of our tests to explicitly cause it to be used.
Allow using `sentry_release` or `sentry_odoo_dir` in the Odoo
configuration file.
Previously, the `sentry_odoo_dir` was never actually respected. It would
always be overridden by `sentry_release`. Even if `sentry_release` is
not set, it will use an empty value instead of using `sentry_odoo_dir`
to find the Git commit hash.
After this commit, the `sentry_release` parameter still takes
precedence. However, if `sentry_release` is not set and
`sentry_odoo_dir` is set, then `sentry_odoo_dir` will be used to find
the appropriate Git commit hash, which will be used as the `release`
value.
Both cases are covered by the added unit tests.
Atte Isopuro
Jon
prabakaran
Fernanda Hernandez
Travis Waelbroeck
Ivan
Simone Orsi
Naglis Jonaitis
Naglis Jonaitis