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  1.    AncientMariner reacted to a post in a topic: Integrate Bugsnag with Invision
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  3. AncientMariner
    Got it working in a custom IPS\Dispatcher\Front hook but thinking we may need to create a hook for IPS\Dispatcher\Standard to get API errors. Welcome any advice. 🙂
  4. AncientMariner
    Hi mcsg, did you ever get this working? Interested in doing something like this with Bugsnag.
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    I'm not too familiar yet with Invision's codebase but would it be easy to register a class early in the booting of the app for something like reporting 500 errors or other weird exceptions to a service like Bugsnag? Integration is generally easy in other PHP apps but would like to see if it could be done with Invision without altering the main source code. Bugsnag docs › Platforms › PHP › Other
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  8. AncientMariner
    I'd just like to raise this thread from the dead and add a +1. Modern PHP apps use Composer. We extend IPB a bunch and it's hacky atm. Having IPB be accessible via composer would make updating IPB much easier too. It's totally fine if the packages were behind a client login, very used to this on other projects.
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