Multiple projects in the same runtime

[another-munshine]

Hello!

Absolute Sentry beginner here, and junior developer, so sorry in advance if my questions are dumb.

My use case is that I'm making two python packages, foo and bar, one (bar) using the other (foo). My issue is that I want to split Sentry catching by package as well as keeping the inspection broad (= not per function).

So let's assume this simple example:

my_sdk/
    my_sdk/
        __init__.py
        main.py
            def test():  
                raise ValueError("Foo error")  # I want this to be directed to Sentry DSN #1
                
user_app/
    user_app/
        __init__.py
        
        main.py:
            import my_sdk.main  

            raise ValueError("Bar error")  # I want this to be directed to Sentry DSN #2
            my_sdk.main.test()

I have found the following related topics #610 #1521 #198 and #1000 but I'm a bit confused with what is obsolete and what is actually practical.

Having a decorator per function/method is not suitable because:

• It adds a lot of granular code, that is not what I'm looking for.
• I want to monitor unexpected/uncaught exceptions as much as the expected ones, if I have to rpedict them, it defeats the purpose.

Filtering per logger was the closest acceptable solution for me, but I reckon it does not work anymore? Or is it just not recommended? (And if so,m why)

So, I'm gathering that there is no solution yet covering my need? Am I simply misundertanding Sentry's philosophy and asking it something it does not claim to provide? :)

Thank you very much!