Add Slack to the list of filtered web crawlers #5285
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src/sentry/filters/web_crawlers.py
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| # Slack - see https://api.slack.com/robots | ||
| r'Slack', | ||
| # Twitter - see https://dev.twitter.com/cards/getting-started#crawling | ||
| r'Twitterbot', |
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So it seems that this is already being covered by L30 above. No?
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Yup I think you're right! I'll get rid of that.
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@mattrobenolt got it, I'll throw some tests in there this afternoon. |
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@mattrobenolt I removed the Twitter filter and added unit tests. I figured I'd add tests for Twitter as well just to be sure. |
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This adds Slack to the list of filtered web crawlers. Slack lists 3 different user agents for their crawlers and the
Slackregex covers all 3 (https://api.slack.com/robots).Filtering Twitter's crawler was suggested in #5284, but this should already be filtered by the generic
bot[\/\s\)\;]regex. I added tests for this just to ensure that it is actually filtered.Fixes #5284