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Looking through the SDK docs, it seems that environment variable SENTRY_RELEASE is commonly used to configure a release name. There is also an environment variable for Google App Engine used by the Python SDK. Is there a reason why the CLI does not use these? If not, they should be added to detect_release_name()
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Looking through the SDK docs, it seems that environment variable SENTRY_RELEASE is commonly used to configure a release name. There is also an environment variable for Google App Engine used by the Python SDK. Is there a reason why the CLI does not use these? If not, they should be added to
detect_release_name()
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: