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Reject back-to-back duplicate errors/messages #861

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Ignore duplicate payloads
benvinegar Feb 22, 2017
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Document `allowDuplicates` config option
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Handle stacktrace interfaces
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Add integration tests for duplicate testing
benvinegar Feb 24, 2017
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Fix test assertion on non-Phantom browsers
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Document allowDuplicates config option
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Expand Up @@ -264,6 +264,12 @@ Those configuration options are documented below:
onError
Callback to be invoked upon a failed request.

.. describe:: allowDuplicates

By default, Raven.js attempts to suppress duplicate captured errors and messages that occur back-to-back. Such events are often triggered by rogue code (e.g. from a `setInterval` callback in a browser extension), are not actionable, and eat up your event quota.

To disable this behavior (for example, when testing), set ``allowDuplicates: true`` during configuration.

.. describe:: allowSecretKey

By default, Raven.js will throw an error if configured with a Sentry DSN that contains a secret key.
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