fix(integrations): Treat IdentityNotValid as halt in metrics lifecycle #107024
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Previously,
IdentityNotValidexceptions, which occur when OAuth refresh tokens become invalid (e.g., due to user revocation, password change, or expiration), were being recorded asfailuresin theIntegrationEventLifecycle. This led to a significant volume of unnecessary Sentry issues (over 500,000 events) and skewed integration SLO metrics, as these are expected behaviors in the OAuth lifecycle rather than system bugs.This change modifies the
IntegrationEventLifecycleto treatIdentityNotValidexceptions ashaltsinstead offailures. This aligns with howRestrictedIPAddressexceptions are handled, reducing noise in Sentry and improving the accuracy of our integration metrics.Changes Made:
IdentityNotValidfromsentry.auth.exceptions.IntegrationEventLifecycle.__exit__to check forIdentityNotValidand callrecord_halt()when encountered.IntegrationProxyEvent.capture()to returnIntegrationEventLifecycleto ensure that integration proxy events benefit from this updated exception handling.Legal Boilerplate
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