When handling exceptions in your code, ensure they are properly logged with sufficient context to aid debugging. For critical exceptions, use Sentry to track them alongside regular logging. For handled exceptions, include both the object being processed and the exception details in your log message.
When handling exceptions in your code, ensure they are properly logged with sufficient context to aid debugging. For critical exceptions, use Sentry to track them alongside regular logging. For handled exceptions, include both the object being processed and the exception details in your log message.
Example:
try:
result = process_item(item)
except Exception as exc:
# For critical exceptions, capture in Sentry
sentry_sdk.capture_exception(exc)
# Always log with context information
logger.warning(f"Failed to process '{item}': {exc}")
# Then handle the exception appropriately
# Don't silently continue without logging
Choose the appropriate log level based on severity - use error for application failures and warning for handled exceptions. Proper exception logging improves troubleshooting capabilities and helps identify recurring issues in production.
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