sentry/sentry-laravel 3.7.0

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The Sentry SDK team is happy to announce the immediate availability of Sentry Laravel SDK v3.7.0.

Features

• Tracing without Performance (#719)

  The SDK will now continue a trace from incoming HTTP requests, even if performance is not enabled.
  To continue a trace outward, you may attach the Sentry tracing headers to any HTTP client request.
  You can fetch the required header values by calling \Sentry\getBaggage() and \Sentry\getTraceparent().

• Add performance traces and breadcrumbs for filesystem access (#726)

  This behaviour can be changed in your config/sentry.php file.

  'breadcrumbs' => [
      // Capture storage access as breadcrumbs
      'storage' => true,
  ],
  `tracing` => [
      // Capture storage access as spans
      'storage' => true,
  ],

• GraphQL and HTTP client improvements (#720)

  This adds an improved visual representation of the request body on the Sentry web interface, as well as
  response_body_size and request_body_size to HTTP client breadcrumbs.

• Less sensitive data send by default (#732)

  The SDK will no longer send the value of the configured Laravel session cookie as well as the value of any cookies
  starting with remember_*.
  Additionally, SQL bindings are no longer set on breadcrumbs by default. This behaviour can be changed in your config/sentry.php file.

  'breadcrumbs' => [
      // Capture bindings on SQL queries logged in breadcrumbs
      'sql_bindings' => false,
  ],

• Make it configurable if performance traces continue after the response has been sent (#727)

  This behaviour can be changed in your config/sentry.php file.

  'tracing' => [
      // Indicates if the performance trace should continue after the response has been sent to the user until the application terminates
      // This is required to capture any spans that are created after the response has been sent like queue jobs dispatched using `dispatch(...)->afterResponse()` for example
      'continue_after_response' => true,
  ],

• Expose all config settings as environment variables. (#735)

  All config values in config/sentry.php can be set with environment variables now.
  For existing applications, you might need to update your config file with the new defaults manually.
  The latest version can be found here.

Bug Fixes

• Handle exceptions being raised while resolving the PSR7 request (#743)