Virtualenv + easyinstall + my own plugin in a repo

[Dustin Nation]

Hi,

This may be a newb question, but I've never worked on a Django project that's set up anything like Sentry.

I've installed Sentry using the easyinstall process. Very nice experience.  Now I'd like to add in the webhooks plugin and make a slight change in the functionality. The only problem is that I need to keep the changes in our team's repository.

Ideally the file structure would look like this:

sentry-venv/

    -bin/

    -lib/

    -my-repository/

        --sentry.conf

        --some-sentry-plugin/

Is this possible? If it is, how would I go about telling Sentry where to find it?

Thanks folks!

Dustin Nation

[David Cramer]

You’ll either need to register it at runtime (somehow), or you should just create a package out of it so it has a setup.py which sets up the entry point.

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[Dustin Nation]

Oh, ok!

I've never used a packaging system in this way before so I was lost. I cloned the webhooks github package to my repo dir and ran "pip install -e ." and boom. Now I can make changes and Sentry can see them!

Thanks David! Your responsiveness on Twitter yesterday (assuming you're the @getsentry guy) and here have really helped me and my team.