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Keeps a real, redacted error message instead of "Error: Error", surfaces Python tracebacks in Sentry as a vetted context, and adds an opt-in SNAPOTTER_SENTRY_DIAGNOSTIC verbose mode plus SNAPOTTER_SENTRY_DSN_OVERRIDE. The default fleet path ships nothing on the never-collect list; raw detail is reachable only via the opt-in flag. Also classifies Redis OOM/READONLY replies as operational and removes a ReDoS in stack-frame extraction.
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description
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| What anonymous usage data SnapOtter collects, when it is sent, and how to turn instance-wide product analytics off. |
What SnapOtter collects
Anonymous Product Analytics is on by default and set for the whole instance by an administrator. Turn it off under Settings > System > Privacy.
Events we send (when enabled)
- tool_used: tool id, status, duration, category, whether it is an AI tool, an error code on failure.
- pipeline_executed: step count, tool ids, batch flag, file count, duration, status.
- ai_bundle_action: bundle id, action, duration.
- Frontend usage: which tool pages open, files added (counts only), tool started, downloads, saves, search (result count only), batch processed.
- Crash reports: error type, a redacted error message (file names, paths, emails, and quoted values removed), a source stack with file basenames, and for AI tools a Python traceback with file basenames only.
What we never collect
- File names or paths
- File contents
- OCR output text
- Image metadata (EXIF)
- Extracted document text
- Your IP address or account identity
Turning it off
Admins: Settings > System > Privacy, flip "Anonymous Product Analytics" off. It stops immediately, instance-wide. To build an image that can never emit, set the SNAPOTTER_ANALYTICS=off build arg.