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Automating Sentry Releases With CircleCICategory: Docker, encryption, github, automation, yaml, shell, bitbucket
by This will unlock some of our best features, like identifying suspect commits that likely introduced new errors, applying source maps to see the original source code within Sentry, and more.
There, you’ll give your new integration a title (for example, “Create Sentry Releases with CircleCI”), choose which permissions to use, and get your token for authenticating with Sentry’s API.
Push a new commit to the branch specified in your config.yml file to trigger CircleCI to run your build.
You should see a brand new release listed for your project, listing the SHA of your latest commit: To confirm that new events from your project will be correctly associated with your releases, you can use the Sentry CLI to send an event for your project.
There, you’ll give your new integration a title (for example, “Create Sentry Releases with CircleCI”), choose which permissions to use, and get your token for authenticating with Sentry’s API.
Push a new commit to the branch specified in your config.yml file to trigger CircleCI to run your build.
You should see a brand new release listed for your project, listing the SHA of your latest commit: To confirm that new events from your project will be correctly associated with your releases, you can use the Sentry CLI to send an event for your project.
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