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How does Sentry determine which repositories Seer can access?

Updated over a month ago

Issue

I want to understand how Seer gets access to my repositories. Does Sentry automatically add repositories to Seer? Are repositories pulled from release tracking or other sources?

Applies To

  • All customers using Seer

Resolution

Seer does not automatically discover repositories from release tracking or any external source.

When Seer is first enabled for an organization, it pre-selects repositories from your existing code mappings, the same configuration used for stack trace linking. If a project has no code mappings, no repositories are pre-selected and the repository list starts empty.

Customers can also manually add any repository connected through the GitHub integration, regardless of whether code mappings exist for it.

To view or change which repositories Seer can access:

  1. Navigate to Project Settings > Seer

  1. Scroll to the Working Repositories section

  1. Use Add Repos to add repositories or remove existing ones

Repositories can also be managed in bulk from the organization-level Settings > Seer > Projects page.

For more information on setting up code mappings, see here

For more on getting started with Seer, see here

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