At incident.io, we’re continually building out our integrations to work with all the tools you already know and love.
Next on the list, is our first bug tracker, Sentry. Try posting a Sentry link on your next incident to check it out.
1. Link Sentry issues to incidents
From a Sentry issue, just as you can link to Issue Trackers such as Jira, Linear and GitHub, you can also link to incident.io .
2. Attach Sentry issues to incidents
When a Sentry link is posted in an incident Slack channel, it’ll offer to attach it.
3. Keeping you up-to-date
Activity on the Sentry Issue will be propagated to the incident Slack channel:
For more information, you can look at:
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