Synchronous blocking transport support
See original GitHub issueIs there any support to transport synchronously like HTTPTransport
of raven
(https://docs.sentry.io/clients/python/transports/#sync)? I could not find any support as far as I read code.
I want to transport synchronously for AWS Batch. AWS Batch can not send any exceptions in asynchronous way because it stop as soon as it raises exceptions.
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We tried to use the Sentry SDK with our Google App Engine app, but ran into this issue. Is there any plan to support this?
tbh Python Anywhere is the only environment I am aware of that doesn’t support threads. Even AWS Lambda supports threads. If we find out that Google Cloud Functions or some other of those kind of platforms doesn’t have threads, the priorities might change.