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Application Name

You can configure Flare to add the name of your application to all sent exceptions and traces:

$config->applicationName("Flare");

It is also possible to use a closure to set the name number:

$config->applicationName(function() {
   return 'Flare';
});

Application Version

You can configure Flare to add a version number to all sent exceptions and traces:

$config->applicationVersion("1.0");

It is also possible to use a closure to set the version number:

$config->applicationVersion(function() {
   return '1.0' ; // return your version number
});

Application stage

You can configure Flare to add a stage(production, development, staging, ...) to all sent exceptions and traces:

$config->applicationStage("staging");
$config->applicationStage(function() {
   return 'staging';
});
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