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.
Information about the application can be useful to identify if an error occurs in certain versions.
Data | Default value | Preventing collection |
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Release stage | Whether the app is in development or production mode | Collection is not currently preventable |
Details about the request can be helpful to reproduce errors.
Data | Default value | Preventing collection |
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Url | The requested URL | Collection is not currently preventable |
Http Method | The request method used | Collection is not currently preventable |
Parameters | The parameters input with the request | Collection is not currently preventable |
Client IP | The request’s originating IP | Collection is not currently preventable |
User Agent | The HTTP_USER_AGENT value for the request |
Collection is not currently preventable |
Headers | The request’s headers in an array | Collection is not currently preventable |
User information is used to show you which errors are impacting the most users.
Data | Default value | Preventing collection |
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Id | A logged in user’s Id, or the IP of the request | Collection is not currently preventable |
A logged in user’s email | Collection is not currently preventable | |
Created at | The time a logged in user’s account was created | Collection is not currently preventable |
First name | A logged in user’s first name | Collection is not currently preventable |
Last name | A logged in user’s last name | Collection is not currently preventable |