It would be really great if exceptions in sentry would contain info like git blame does.
If every line of source code which I see in an exception in sentry would have a prefix like git blame (date, commit hash, author) you could find the relevant commit faster.
AFAIK sentry can't do this out of the box. Where and how could I hook into sentry to get this?
Please leave a comment why you down-vote this question. I am curious and willing to learn.
Just for the records. The sentry team is working on something like this. Not exactly, but it does solve the same use case: https://github.com/getsentry/sentry/issues/6547
I'd suggest you to try Guthub Plugin, which doesn't show git blame, but integrates with Sentry Releases and show an appropriate commit and author with a link to Github.