Capistrano

Report releases to BugSnag using Capistrano.

Use our Capistrano gem to:

Report information when you release your app to enable linking to code in your source control provider from the releases dashboard, timeline annotations, and stack traces.

Installation

Add the bugsnag-capistrano Ruby gem to your project:

bundle add bugsnag-capistrano

To stop the gem from being loaded automatically outside of your Capistrano environment, you can append require: false to the Gem in your Gemfile:

gem 'bugsnag-capistrano', require: false

Basic configuration

To track releases automatically require bugsnag-capistrano into your Capfile and configure your API key and app version by either:

Setting them in your Capfile:

require 'bugsnag-capistrano'

set :bugsnag_api_key, "your-api-key-here"
set :app_version, "1.3.2"

Or setting the BUGSNAG_API_KEY and BUGSNAG_APP_VERSION environment variables.

Notifying of releases

Release notifications will be sent whenever a release is made via Capistrano in the configured repository, or when manually sent using the bugsnag:release task with the appropriate Capistrano stage (such as production or beta) as your_cap_stage:

cap your_cap_stage bugsnag:release BUGSNAG_API_KEY='your_api_key_here' ...

Configuration options

All of the following configuration options can be set within the projects Capfile. Certain options may also be set using environment variables, as specified.

Variable	Environment variable	Description
`:bugsnag_api_key`	`BUGSNAG_API_KEY`	your BugSnag API key [required]
`:app_version`	`BUGSNAG_APP_VERSION`	the version of the application you are releasing [required] (this should match the `appVersion` configured in your notifier)
`:bugsnag_auto_assign_release`	`BUGSNAG_AUTO_ASSIGN_RELEASE`	automatically associate this build with any new error events and sessions that are received for the `releaseStage` until a subsequent build notification is received. If this is set to `true` and no `releaseStage` is provided the build will be applied to `'production'`. You should only use this option if you aren’t able to set an `appVersion` in your notifier.
`:bugsnag_builder`	`BUGSNAG_BUILDER_NAME`	the name of the person/machine that created this build (defaults to the result of the `whoami` command)
`:bugsnag_endpoint`		Defaults to `https://build.bugsnag.com`. If you are using BugSnag On-premise use your BugSnag Build API endpoint
`:bugsnag_env`	`BUGSNAG_RELEASE_STAGE`	`'production'`, `'staging'` etc. (leave blank if this build can be released to different `releaseStage`s)
`:current_revision`	`BUGSNAG_REVISION`	the unique identifier for the commit (e.g. git SHA)
`:bugsnag_metadata`		an object containing any additional data to be attached to the release
`:repo_url`	`BUGSNAG_REPOSITORY`	a URL (`git`/`ssh`/`https`) pointing to the repository, or webpage representing the repository¹
`:bugsnag_source_control_provider`	`BUGSNAG_SOURCE_CONTROL_PROVIDER`	For on-premise git installations only, one of: `github-enterprise`, `bitbucket-server`, `gitlab-onpremise`

¹ BugSnag will attempt to convert SSH URLs to HTTPS in order to provide links to your repository from the dashboard. If this automatic conversion does not work, you can set :bugsnag_repo_url. For example:

set :repo_url, "git@bugsnag.com:org/repo.git"
set :bugsnag_repo_url, "https://bugsnag.com/org/repo.git"