The original title is: "I Added Sentry to a WooCommerce Membership Site. It Caught a Real Bug Within the Hour."

Short summary

A lead developer integrated Sentry into a plugin-heavy WooCommerce/Divi/LearnDash membership site using the wp-sentry-integration plugin, catching a silent REST endpoint error loop within the first hour. Key decisions include splitting PHP and browser JS into separate Sentry projects, configuring via wp-config.php constants (not UI), and setting replay to capture only on errors. The post includes exact configuration snippets and gotchas like using the DSN not the CDN loader URL.

• •wp-sentry-integration plugin configures both PHP and browser SDKs via wp-config.php constants — zero UI configuration by design
• •Split PHP and browser JS into separate Sentry projects to avoid browser noise drowning out server-side errors
• •Session Replay set to 0% ambient / 100% on-error captures full user journey leading to checkout errors

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