Ruby on Rails Honeybadger integration not working -
I have included honeybadger in my ruby on rails app. This all worked very well and also the rake validation task is working as intended. Subsequently, I made exceptions on purpose in order to "fill" the dashboard so that I could appreciate the appearance, etc. But somehow errors and exceptions are not tracked. I used the guide to install and integrate honeybadger and as I mentioned earlier the exception thrown by the rake task is being tracked correctly.
begin
raise('This is an error')
rescue => ex
notify_honeybadger(ex)
end
This is a sample code from my application. Usually the honeybadger has intermediate hook rails, so I don't have to manually notify it. But even if I do, nothing is tracked at all. Anyone have any advice for me?
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if you are trying to test it on localhost you need to add the following parameter to your honeybadger initializer:
config.development_environments = %w(test)
This parameter is a list of environments in which notifications should not be sent and by default development
env is listed. A detailed description of the customization option is here .
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As of Honeybadger 2.0, initializers are no longer promoted; in Rails 4 apps you will probably get warnings
[rails console]
UPGRADE WARNING: Honeybadger.configure was removed in v2.0 and has no effect.
Please upgrade: https://www.honeybadger.io/s/gem-upgrade
Rails will use config / honeybadger.yml instead
[config/honeybadger.yml]
---
api_key: 'xxxxxx'
metrics.enabled: false
development_environments: ["test", "cucumber"]
As stated earlier, you need to make sure it development_environments
doesn't include "development".
Use force: true
to make sure filters are ignored.
[rails console]
Honeybadger.notify(Exception.new("asdf"), force: true)
If you see something like this
then this should be a good indication that your test has been submitted.
Check the successful receipt in the Honeybadger console. Filter your development environment as needed.
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