On Sep 18, 6:50 pm, jthaddeus <[email protected]> wrote: > Newbie here. What is the best practice for implementing error > reporting in a Rails application. I have an example that uses > ActiveRecord::Base.logger.error. Are there any risks with this or > recommendations on other implementations? > There's nothing wrong with just logging errors, but in less you are really extremely diligent about monitoring your log files for errors, you're not going to notice problems until a user tells you or they snowball into bigger errors. Some 3rd party solutions include exceptional (www.getexceptional.com/) or airbrake (www.airbrakeapp.com) or the exception notifier plugin (https:// github.com/smartinez87/exception_notification). You can also roll your own by overwriting the rescue_action_in_public method
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