Sending errors

You can use recordError to manually send a custom error:

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LDObserve.shared.recordLog(message: message, severity: .info, attributes: attributes)

To learn more, read recordError.

You can use recordError to manually send a custom error:

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LDObserve.recordError(error, attributes)

The attributes argument is optional. To construct it, use Attributes from the @opentelemetry/api.

You can use recordError to manually send a custom error:

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LDObserve.recordError(error, 'optional message', {
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  component: 'ExampleComponent.tsx',
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});

The message and payload arguments are optional. To learn more, read recordError.

You can use recordError to manually send a custom error:

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LDObserve.recordError(error, attributes, options);

The attributes and options arguments are optional. To construct them, use Attributes and OtelSpan from the @opentelemetry/api. To learn more, read recordError.

Use RecordError to manually send a custom error.

Here’s how:

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Observe.RecordException(exception, metadata)

You can optionally pass an array of attributes, which may include any attributes. We recommend using attributes from the OpenTelemetry specification. To learn more, read RecordLog.

Use RecordError to manually record an error in the current span.

Here’s how:

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ldobserve.RecordError(ctx, err)

This function takes a Go context.Context and the error. You can optionally pass an array of additional attributes from the OpenTelemetry specification. To learn more, read RecordError.

Use recordError to manually send a custom error.

Here’s how:

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LDObserve.recordError(
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  error,
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  secureSessionId,
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  requestId,
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  metadata,
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  options
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});

The recordError method automatically provides trace context propagation, so you can leave the secureSessionId and requestId undefined. Alternatively, you have the option to set their values, to assist with the context propagation. You can parse values for secureSessionId and requestId from the incoming request using LDObserve.parseHeaders().

The optional metadata can include any attributes from the OpenTelemetry specification. To learn more, read recordError.

Use record_exception to manually send a custom error.

Here’s how:

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try:
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  # your application may raise an error
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except Exception as e:
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  observe.record_exception(e)

Passing the Exception records the exception contents and stack trace. You can optionally pass an array of additional Attributes, which may include any attributes from the OpenTelemetry specification. To learn more, read record_exception.