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Working with error occurrences

After you've clicked on an error in a project, you'll see more details of the latest occurrence.

Screenshot of an error occurrence

Seeing all occurrences

To see all error occurrences, click "All"

Screenshot of a list of error occurrences

Searching occurrences

Using the search bar above the occurrences, you can hunt down specific occurrences. To search on error message, exception name, or URL start typing.

Screenshot of a list of searching occurrences

You can use these prefixes to search on a specific attribute of an occurrence:

  • exception_class
  • exception_message
  • file
  • first_seen_at
  • last_seen_at
  • resolved_at

Grouping occurrences

You can use group: prefix to group the occurrences. Here's an example of grouping on URL

Screenshot of a list of grouping occurrences

You can use these groupings:

  • group:seen_at_url
  • group:exception_message
  • group:exception_class

You can also group on anything present in the context of occurrence. Here's how you can group on user id: group:context.user.id

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