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feat: add a fingerprint to serialized errors #787

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This helps us uniquely identify errors and gives us another data point to group errors by without resorting to very complicated Splunk logic. We're intending on using this fingerprint to help Customer Care and Operations more quickly direct us to the root cause of a problem.

You will also be able to more easily see the common errors that your application throws if you're using the Reliability Kit logging middleware.

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This helps us uniquely identify errors and gives us another data point
to group errors by without resorting to very complicated Splunk logic.
We're intending on using this fingerprint to help Customer Care and
Operations more quickly direct us to the root cause of a problem.

You will also be able to more easily see the common errors that your
application throws if you're using the Reliability Kit logging
middleware.
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This looks great! Super interested to see what happens with this in Splunk and figure out how we can iterate on it to make errors easy to track down.

@rowanmanning rowanmanning merged commit dab223f into main Nov 15, 2023
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@rowanmanning rowanmanning deleted the error-fingerprints branch November 15, 2023 14:46
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