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Session: 2026-04-18 03:43:51 UTC

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assistant: Sentry SDK is installed. Let me find where it needs to be configured. assistant: No Sentry config file yet. For the sentry/sentry Symfony package, I need to check how it's bootstrapped — likely in public/index.php or a bundle registration. assistant: It's sentry/sentry (the base PHP SDK, not the Symfony bundle). That means it's initialized manually, likely via Sentry\init(). Since there's no existing config, I need to add the DSN to the .env and initialize it in the app bootstrap. Let me check if there's a custom Kernel or event subscriber. assistant: Clean Kernel. For sentry/sentry v4 in a Symfony app, the cleanest approach is to initialize it in public/index.php. But first I need to create a project in BugSink to get the DSN.

Mike, I need you to create a project in BugSink for this app. Here's what to do:

  1. Go to https://bugsink.v-inf.dev
  2. Login with admin / Bugs1nk2026
  3. Create a new project (call it whatever makes sense — e.g. api.vultrinference.com)
  4. Set the platform to Python (BugSink is Sentry-compatible, the platform doesn't matter much — just picks the right DSN format)
  5. Copy the DSN it gives you and send it to me

Or if you want, give me a sec and I can try hitting the BugSink API directly to create the project. user: Sender (untrusted metadata):

{
  "label": "openclaw-control-ui",
  "id": "openclaw-control-ui"
}

[Fri 2026-04-17 23:19 UTC] Initialize and configure the SDK with your DSN: https://9d753347ee684cb2a80d0fc48e59e20d@bugsink.v-inf.dev/1

To verify that everything is working, raise an exception on purpose and check that it appears in Bugsink. How to do this depends on the framework you are using, as per the documentation. Here's an example for plain PHP:

<?php
try {
 $this->iWantThisToFailSoBugsinkShowsIt();
} catch (\Throwable $exception) {
 \Sentry\captureException($exception);
}
?>

assistant: Wait — the Symfony runtime already loads .env before this runs. Loading it again in index.php is redundant and could cause issues. Let me clean that up — the Symfony runtime handles env vars, so I can just use $_SERVER or getenv(). assistant: Now let me add a quick test endpoint to verify it works. assistant: There's already an ErrorController.php — let me check it, and also add a test route. assistant: Let me add a quick Sentry test route to the HealthAPI controller, then remove it after testing. assistant: Now, this app runs in Docker/K8s — let me check how to run it locally to test, or if it's deployed somewhere I can hit. assistant: Let me spin it up locally and hit the test endpoint. assistant: Hmm, killed. Let me try again with a longer timeout. assistant: Wait — the Symfony runtime already loads .env before this runs. Loading it again in index.php is redundant and could cause issues. Let me clean that up — the Symfony runtime handles env vars, so I can just use $_SERVER or getenv().Now let me add a quick test endpoint to verify it works.There's already an ErrorController.php — let me check it, and also add a test route.Let me add a quick Sentry test route to the HealthAPI controller, then remove it after testing.Now, this app runs in Docker/K8s — let me check how to run it locally to test, or if it's deployed somewhere I can hit.Let me spin it up locally and hit the test endpoint.Hmm, killed. Let me try again with a longer timeout. user: System: [2026-04-17 23:22:26 UTC] Exec failed (keen-lob, signal SIGKILL)

Sender (untrusted metadata):

{
  "label": "openclaw-control-ui",
  "id": "openclaw-control-ui"
}

[Fri 2026-04-17 23:22 UTC] i can test it. just remove whatever test stuff you did. assistant: Done. Test route removed. Here's what's in place:

  • .env — added SENTRY_DSN="https://9d753347ee684cb2a80d0fc48e59e20d@bugsink.v-inf.dev/1"
  • public/index.php — added \Sentry\init() before the kernel boots, reads DSN from env

Deploy and throw an exception — it should show up in BugSink.