Package types (1.11.0)

Deletes all events in the project.

Response message for deleting error events.

A description of the context in which an error occurred. This data should be provided by the application when reporting an error, unless the error report has been generated automatically from Google App Engine logs.

An error event which is returned by the Error Reporting system.

Description of a group of similar error events.

A sorting order of error groups.

Values: GROUP_ORDER_UNSPECIFIED (0): No group order specified. COUNT_DESC (1): Total count of errors in the given time window in descending order. LAST_SEEN_DESC (2): Timestamp when the group was last seen in the given time window in descending order. CREATED_DESC (3): Timestamp when the group was created in descending order. AFFECTED_USERS_DESC (4): Number of affected users in the given time window in descending order.

Data extracted for a specific group based on certain filter criteria, such as a given time period and/or service filter.

A request to return an individual group.

HTTP request data that is related to a reported error. This data should be provided by the application when reporting an error, unless the error report has been generated automatically from Google App Engine logs.

Specifies a set of error events to return.

Contains a set of requested error events.

Specifies a set of ErrorGroupStats to return.

Contains a set of requested error group stats.

Requests might be rejected or the resulting timed count durations might be adjusted for lower durations.

A request for reporting an individual error event.

Response for reporting an individual error event. Data may be added to this message in the future.

An error event which is reported to the Error Reporting system.

Resolution status of an error group.

Values: RESOLUTION_STATUS_UNSPECIFIED (0): Status is unknown. When left unspecified in requests, it is treated like OPEN. OPEN (1): The error group is not being addressed. This is the default for new groups. It is also used for errors re-occurring after marked RESOLVED. ACKNOWLEDGED (2): Error Group manually acknowledged, it can have an issue link attached. RESOLVED (3): Error Group manually resolved, more events for this group are not expected to occur. MUTED (4): The error group is muted and excluded by default on group stats requests.

Describes a running service that sends errors. Its version changes over time and multiple versions can run in parallel.

Specifies criteria for filtering a subset of service contexts. The fields in the filter correspond to the fields in ServiceContext. Only exact, case-sensitive matches are supported. If a field is unset or empty, it matches arbitrary values.

Indicates a location in the source code of the service for which errors are reported. functionName must be provided by the application when reporting an error, unless the error report contains a message with a supported exception stack trace. All fields are optional for the later case.

The number of errors in a given time period. All numbers are approximate since the error events are sampled before counting them.

Specifies how the time periods of error group counts are aligned.

Values: ERROR_COUNT_ALIGNMENT_UNSPECIFIED (0): No alignment specified. ALIGNMENT_EQUAL_ROUNDED (1): The time periods shall be consecutive, have width equal to the requested duration, and be aligned at the alignment_time provided in the request. The alignment_time does not have to be inside the query period but even if it is outside, only time periods are returned which overlap with the query period. A rounded alignment will typically result in a different size of the first or the last time period. ALIGNMENT_EQUAL_AT_END (2): The time periods shall be consecutive, have width equal to the requested duration, and be aligned at the end of the requested time period. This can result in a different size of the first time period.

Information related to tracking the progress on resolving the error.

A request to replace the existing data for the given group.