Add default enabled sentry integrations dynamically to hidden imports

[SimonIT]

Sentry added in PR getsentry/sentry-python#625 by default enabled integrations. We need to add them to the hidden imports to be able to launch a application with sentry.

I added the hasattr check for backwards compatibility

[bwoodsend]

Once you've dealt with my review comments could you launch our CI tester? From the root of your copy of this repo, check your in your sentry_django_integration branch, then run:

python scripts\cloud-test.py --os=windows --os=ubuntu --py=3.6,3.8 --browser sentry-sdk==0.15.1, sentry-sdk==0.19.3

You'll need to create a github authentication token if you don't already have one because github have stopped accepting username and password.

[SimonIT]

@bwoodsend How should I handle the trailing whitespace problem as reported by the linter? Or does python inside exec_statement need no indentation?

[rokm]

@bwoodsend How should I handle the trailing whitespace problem as reported by the linter? Or does python inside exec_statement need no indentation?

Linter is complaining about the extra whitespace at the end of the line 30 (after "integrations").

[bwoodsend]

Looks good.

Once you've dealt with my review comments could you launch our CI tester? From the root of your copy of this repo, check into your sentry_django_integration branch, then run:

python scripts\cloud-test.py --os=windows --os=ubuntu --py=3.6,3.8 --browser sentry-sdk==0.15.1, sentry-sdk==0.19.3

You'll need to create a github authentication token if you don't already have one because github have stopped accepting username and password.

Can you go ahead and do this now? If it passes then we should be ready to merge this.

[SimonIT]

I did it already
https://github.com/SimonIT/pyinstaller-hooks-contrib/actions/runs/372832011

[bwoodsend]

Perfect - thanks for your contribution!