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Add file filter that can alter file names used in stack traces #115
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This very small patch is something I needed when deploying an app on Heroku.
On Heroku, my app was built in something like
/tmp/tmp.FtT7NPkJnn/.go/src/mypackage, but at runtime the app was in/app(with its source files). Because of that, at runtime raven could not access the source files as it was looking in/tmp/tmp.FtT7NPkJnn/....By adding a
FileFilter()functions that checks if the file is available in the working dir, I am now able to have full, readable stack traces on Sentry with proper context. Which is nice 馃槂