I would like to add an error handling service to my Ruby on Rails application and decided to give Sentry a try because, unlikely many other services, it has a free tier. I am wondering if there is any of you who is experienced with Sentry configuration. Basic configuration looks simple. However, as the documentation in the docs.sentry.io <https://docs.sentry.io/clients/ruby/#additional-context> says, "much of the usefulness of Sentry comes from additional context data with the events". So I would like to add to my Ruby on Rails application the code to create additional request context in Sentry's events. In particular I am interested in getting as much information as possible about the user experiencing the event (details, browser etc). Where is the suggested place to put the necessary code like the Raven.user_context and Raven.tags_context methods? I found in the documentation no more than a hint <https://docs.sentry.io/clients/ruby/integrations/rails/#params-and-sessions> that would suggest to use a private method inside the application controller to be called with a before action filter.
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