Adding user context for RQ doesn't seem to work when having multiple integrations

I assume that it should be possible to define multiple integrations like so?

sentry_sdk.init(
        dsn='...',
        environment='...',
        integrations=[
            FlaskIntegration(), RqIntegration()
        ]
)

This do work when exceptions occur in RQ, but none of the data that we set through configure_scope() like this are sent:

with configure_scope() as scope:
    scope.user = {'email': '[e-mail]'}

We use gevent and Flask-RQ. I debugged the scope inside the RQ process before the exception occurr and the scope has _name = 'flask'…

The user context is sent if I don’t specify multiple integrations during setup. The code is like this then, but this can’t be the way it should be?

sentry_sdk.init(
        dsn='...',
        environment='...',
        integrations=[
            FlaskIntegration() if 'rq' not in sys.argv else RqIntegration()
        ]
)

[stianpr]

@untitaker I’ll make a pull request instead. It might be easier for everyone that I use a fork and try to debug to find the issue.

I think the issue might have something to do with how “shared” scope works between the different integrations. Hopefully I will find out by the end of this week. I’ll let you know of any updates.

[untitaker]

I’m closing this again as the investigation along this is going very slowly and we’re on 0.19 by now.