Privacy
This page describes how the sentry-testkit documentation site handles analytics. It applies to this website only.
The library itself collects nothing
sentry-testkit is a test-time library. It intercepts your Sentry reports, keeps them in memory for the duration of your test run, and never sends anything anywhere - that is the entire point of it. It has no telemetry, phones no home, and nothing on this page applies to the code you install.
What this site measures
We use Google Analytics 4 to understand which parts of the documentation are actually useful, so we know what to improve. That means:
- which pages get visited, and in what order
- roughly which country or region readers come from
- which browsers and devices are used
Analytics runs only on the published site at zivl.github.io/sentry-testkit. It is disabled entirely in local development.
What we do not do
- We run no server and store no data of our own. There is no database, no logs, no backend - this site is static files on GitHub Pages.
- We collect nothing personal or identifying. No names, no email addresses, no accounts, no form submissions.
- Google Analytics 4 does not log or store IP addresses. The site is also configured with
anonymizeIPenabled. - No advertising, no remarketing, no selling or sharing of data with anyone.
- We only ever see aggregated, anonymous reports - counts and trends. We cannot identify an individual reader, and we have never tried to.
To be clear about how this works: Google Analytics does send pageview data to Google's servers, and Google processes it on our behalf. We simply do not receive, keep, or want anything beyond the aggregate numbers.
Third-party services
Two services are loaded on this site:
- Google Analytics 4 - usage measurement, as described above. It sets a
_gacookie in your browser. See Google's privacy policy and how Google uses data from sites that use its services. - Algolia DocSearch - powers the search box at the top of the page. When you type a search query, that query text is sent to Algolia to return results. See Algolia's privacy policy.
How to opt out
If you would rather not be counted:
- install Google's opt-out browser add-on, or
- use any content or ad blocker - most block Google Analytics by default.
Nothing on this site breaks when analytics is blocked. Every page, code sample, and search still works exactly the same.
Questions
If something here is unclear or you think we have got it wrong, open an issue and we will fix it.