sentry-setup-logging

Structured logging with Sentry captures and correlates logs across platforms by enabling the Sentry logger in your SDK initialization. Configure `Sentry.init()` with logging options, optionally integrate with libraries like Pino or Winston, and logs will appear in Sentry's Logs section for faster debugging and observability.

Yes, Sentry can optionally capture console logs by enabling console integration during SDK setup. This allows console output to be sent to Sentry alongside structured logs, improving visibility into application behavior without modifying your existing console calls.

Sentry logging integrates with JavaScript, TypeScript, React, Next.js, and other environments through platform-specific SDKs. The Skill detects your SDK version and provides framework-specific configuration to wire console logging and enable logs in `Sentry.init()`.

Sentry supports log filtering and PII redaction during initialization to suppress verbose output while preserving debuggable information. Configure filters in your Sentry setup to tailor logging behavior to your needs without losing critical context.

Sentry integrates with common logging libraries including Pino, Winston, Loguru, and Consola across JavaScript, Python, Ruby, and other platforms. Optional integrations let you wire existing logging infrastructure directly into Sentry for centralized log management.

After enabling logging in `Sentry.init()`, emit a test log from your application and check the Logs section in your Sentry dashboard. The log should appear immediately, confirming that structured logging capture and console integration are working correctly.