Crash triage that ships fixes: read every Sentry issue like a release engineer
Every AI-built app reaches the same Tuesday morning. The Sentry inbox grew overnight, the loudest crash is something obscure on an old Android build, and nobody knows which issue deserves the next hour. Most teams triage by volume: they open the issue with the biggest event count and start reading stack traces. That feels productive and usually wastes the morning, because event volume measures noise, not harm. A handled warning firing ten thousand times on a deprecated build looks enormous and matters not at all.
A release engineer reads the inbox differently. They ask which users are blocked, which release introduced the fault, and whether the fix can ride the next build.
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