getsentry/sentry-php 3.13.0

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The Sentry SDK team is happy to announce the immediate availability of Sentry PHP SDK v3.13.0.

Features

• Object IDs are now automatically serialized as part of a stack trace frame (#1443)

  • If Obj::getID() or Obj->id is accessible, this value will be displayed inside the stack trace frame on the issue details page.
    To attach local variables to your stack trace, make sure zend.exception_ignore_arg: 0 is set in your php.ini.
    See https://docs.sentry.io/platforms/php/troubleshooting/#missing-variables-in-stack-traces

• Add more functionality to the ExceptionMechanism::class (#1450)

  • Attach arbitrary data

    $hint = EventHint::fromArray([
        'exception' => $exception,
        'mechanism' => new ExceptionMechanism(
            ExceptionMechanism::TYPE_GENERIC,
            false,
            [
                'key' => 'value',
                //...
            ],
        ),
    ]);
    captureEvent(Event::createEvent(), $hint);

    Learn more about the interface of the ExceptionMechanism on https://develop.sentry.dev/sdk/event-payloads/exception/#exception-mechanism
  • Access or mutate ExceptionMechanism::data via ExceptionMechanism::getData() and ExceptionMechanism::setData()
  • If an exception contains a user-provided code, the value will be serialized into the event and displayed on the issues details page.

    throw new \Exception('Oh no!', 123);