Roast of Sentry

[MattisAbrahamsson]

Sentry is great.
I guess if I have to roast something... I think the issue filtering needs improvement. Being able to write dynamic filters such as any issues in the latest version etc. Also being able to share the custom views with the whole team is something I am missing a lot.
Thanks!

Discussed in #79336

^{Originally posted by rahulchhabria October 18, 2024}
It’s roast time. In honor of our ego being too big, we’re asking you to knock us back down to size with a little feedback. Tell us everything you hate (or find mildly annoying) about our product. After that crushing blow, we’ll try our best to fix it.

To leave feedback, create a new issue in The Roast of Sentry discussion.

More details about the roast coming soon.

[getsantry]

Auto-routing to @getsentry/product-owners-issues for triage ⏲️

[MichaelSun48]

Hey @MattisAbrahamsson!
In general, I agree that our search syntax could use some improvements. We do have a release:latest filter (more on that here) that you can filter on that seems like it fits your use case, let me know if it doesn't.

And as for wanting to share views with your team, you're not alone - this has been one of the most (if not the most) requested feature for issue views. This feature has been prioritized, and I am planning to work on it soon! To that end, anything you would be willing to share about your use case for sharing views would be really helpful!

[MattisAbrahamsson]

Is the release:latest a new feature? I was in contact with your support in November and was told it wasn't supported then, in any case that's great! I will definitely try it out! Regarding sharing views, I want to set up Sentry for my team in a way that provides the most value for us, we currently have a lot of noise, so filtering is important for us. One example is during a recent migration to Next.js I created a view that shows all issues related to 404 pages, which we set up manual tracking for to make sure we could quickly fix broken paths.

Thanks!

[MichaelSun48]

Gotcha, thanks for your input!

I don't believe release:latest is new, but I'll have to double check.