BugSnag automatically captures a variety of data to help you debug your errors. You may wish to avoid capturing some types of data, particularly if there are privacy implications for your users.
User information is used to show you which errors are impacting the most users. Set your own user identifiers if you want to be able to find errors affecting individual users.
Data | Default value | Preventing collection |
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User ID | The remote IP address of the request | Modify User.Id in a callback |
Information about the device can be useful to identify if an error is only occurring on some devices.
Data | Default value | Preventing collection |
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Hostname | Server host name as identified by os.Hostname() |
Modify the Hostname configuration option |
Details about the request can be helpful to reproduce errors.
Data | Default value | Preventing collection |
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Client IP | The remote IP address of the request | Override the value of clientIp in MetaData["request"] in a callback |
HTTP method | The method used to send the current request | Override the value of httpMethod in MetaData["request"] in a callback |
Headers | The headers sent with the request | Override the value of headers in MetaData["request"] in a callback |
Params | The URL query parameters | Override the value of params in MetaData["request"] in a callback |
Request URL | The URL including query parameters | Override the value of url in MetaData["request"] in a callback |
Modifying error information may affect error grouping.
Data | Default value | Preventing collection |
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Context | The request URL path | Append a new value for Context in a callback |
Error class | The name or title of the error that occurred | Modify ErrorClass in a callback |
Error message | The description of the error that occurred | Modify Message in a callback |
Stack trace | The list of active method calls (and the file and line number locations) at the point the error was detected | Modify stacktrace in a callback |