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Benefits of unhardcoding integration list and disabling auto integrations: 1. It becomes possible to successfully run tests in environments where certain extra auto integrations get enabled. 2. There is no need to update hardcoded list when new default integrations are introduced.
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Benefits of unhardcoding integration list and disabling auto integrations: 1. It becomes possible to successfully run tests in environments where certain extra auto integrations get enabled. 2. There is no need to update hardcoded list when new default integrations are introduced.
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Benefits of unhardcoding integration list and disabling auto integrations:
The origin of this change is a patch that I had to apply while packaging for Fedora: https://src.fedoraproject.org/rpms/python-sentry-sdk/blob/30f00540cd30328d578dfb84625226dcc7f28969/f/python-sentry-sdk.spec#_52 (https://src.fedoraproject.org/rpms/python-sentry-sdk/blob/30f00540cd30328d578dfb84625226dcc7f28969/f/0002-tests.test_new_scopes_compat_event-compatibility.patch). The patch was necessary because all possible optional dependencies for optional integrations are pre-installed as system packages, so that as many tests as possible could be run. Unfortunately, the patch no longer applies to a new version of the Sentry SDK, so instead of redoing the patch in Fedora, I am submitting this PR.
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