Sentry Search Guide

Sentry provides a robust search function that requires some guidance to use effectively. Within a project, access the search function in the search box:

Queries are constructed using a token:value pattern. For example:

is:resolved user.username:"Jane Doe" server:web-8 example error

Here are some useful search tags you can use:

Use	Tag	Value restrictions/notes
Restrict results to issues which have any value for a tag.	has	e.g. "has:user" would restrict to only events that have some value for user
User search	user.id user.email	User ID matches user_customuser.id value in Sighten.
Restrict results to issues created since `age`. The syntax is similar to the unix `find` command:	age	Issues new in the last 24 hours: `age:-24h` Issues older than 12 hours: `age:+12h` Issues created between 12 and 24 hours ago: `age:+12h age:-24h` Supported suffixes: `m -> minutes` `h -> hours` `d -> days` `w -> weeks`
Restrict results to issues in which an event occurred at the given timestamp. This filter can be passed twice to provide a range.	event.timestamp	Events occurred on January 2nd 2016: `event.timestamp:2016-01-02` Events between 01:00 and 02:00 (UTC): `event.timestamp:>=2016-01-02T01:00:00 event.timestamp:<2016-01-02T02:00:00` The following comparative operators are available: greater than (`>`) greater than or equal (`>=`) less than (`<`) less than or equal (`<=`)
Search by message ID (for specific event)	msg_id	e.g. msg_id:8Z0U492BHE

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