We're excited to announce that version 3.0 of the Sentry Python SDK is now
available. This release is the result of a long-term effort to use OpenTelemetry
under the hood for tracing. This switch opens the door for us to leverage the
full power of OpenTelemetry, so stay tuned for more integrations and features
in future releases.
Looking to upgrade from Sentry SDK 2.x to 3.x? See the
full list of changes for a comprehensive overview
of what's changed. Looking for a more digestible summary? See the
migration guide in the docs
with the most common migration patterns.
⚠️ This is a pre-release. If you feel like taking it for a spin, we'd be grateful
for your feedback. How was the migration? Is everything working as expected? Is
nothing working as expected? Something in between? Please let us know
on GitHub or
on Discord.
This version also adds an experimental async transport option. It can be enabled by passing transport_async=true in the experiments dict in sentry_sdk.init(). The async transport requires the asyncio integration and the httpcore[asyncio] library.