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observe_issues_event

Read one event of an error tracking issue in full — the most recent one by default, or a specific one by id.

Tool

observe_issues_event

Read one event of an error tracking issue in full — the most recent one by default, or a specific one by id.

Read one event of an error tracking issue in full — the most recent one by default, or a specific one by id. Returns where and in what it happened: service, environment, release, trace, tags, and for OTel events the span with its HTTP method, route, status and target address. An issue whose events are no longer stored still comes back, with a null event.

Behavior

HTTP
GET /observe/issues/:id/event

Arguments

Name
Type
Required
Description
id
string
•
Identifier of the issue
eventId
string
—
Which event to read; omit to read the most recent one. Must be an event of this issue

Response

Field
Type
Always
Description
event
object
•
The event, or null when the issue has no event id or the event is no longer stored — events live 30 days and an issue outlives them. Neither case is an error
source
string
•
Which store the event id addresses, derived from its shape. Null when there is no event id
eventId
string
•
Identifier of the event that was read, or null when the issue has recorded no event id yet
issueId
string
•
Identifier of the issue the event belongs to

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Read one event of an error tracking issue in full — the most recent one by default, or a specific one by id.

When to use

Read one event of an error tracking issue in full — the most recent one by default, or a specific one by id. Returns where and in what it happened: service, environment, release, trace, tags, and for OTel events the span with its HTTP method, route, status and target address. An issue whose events are no longer stored still comes back, with a null event.

Example

Ask your agent something like this:

Read one event of an error tracking issue in full — the most recent one by default, or a specific one by id.

The agent will invoke observe_issues_event with these arguments:

{
  "id": "<id>"
}

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