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    • Refined error tracking configuration by disabling automatic integrations to enhance control over error handling.
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    • Updated the error tracking guide to reflect the new configuration changes.

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This change updates the Sentry initialization process by adding a new configuration option, defaultIntegrations: false, in the init function within the Sentry configuration file. This update disables Sentry’s default integrations while keeping the rest of the configuration—such as DSN and environment settings—unchanged. The documentation example has been updated accordingly.

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trigger.config.ts, docs/guides/examples/sentry-…mdx Modified Sentry initialization to disable default integrations (defaultIntegrations: false) and updated the documentation example to reflect this change.

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sequenceDiagram
    participant App as Application
    participant CFG as Configuration Module
    participant Sentry as Sentry Service

    App->>CFG: Call init() with DSN, env, defaultIntegrations: false
    CFG->>Sentry: Initialize with the provided configuration
    Sentry-->>CFG: Setup without default integrations
    CFG-->>App: Return initialized Sentry setup
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  • Added Sentry example #1435: Updates the documentation example for Sentry integration in the configuration file, closely related to the changes made in this PR.

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52-52: Verify Intentional Disabling of Default Integrations

The addition of defaultIntegrations: false in the Sentry initialization is syntactically correct and effectively disables Sentry’s automatic default integrations. Please ensure this is the intended behavior for your project. If disabling default integrations could potentially remove integrations you rely on, consider including a brief inline comment or updating the surrounding documentation to explain the rationale for this configuration choice.

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@matt-aitken matt-aitken merged commit 31b06ba into main Apr 11, 2025
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