Having the list of SQL queries executed during a request which triggered an error/exception to be notified is really important, it makes debugging easier. That's why easy-bugsnag got you sorted!

If your app is using Laravel/Lumen and Laravel Doctrine ORM (opens new window), this section is for you.

Enable Logging In EasyBugsnag Config

To enable SQL queries logging into your Bugsnag reports, simply set the doctrine_orm config to true:

// config/easy-bugsnag.php

return [
    'api_key' => \env('BUGSNAG_API_KEY'),
    
    'doctrine_orm' => true,
]; 

Register SQL Logger Into Doctrine Config

Then you will need to register the SQL Logger from EasyBugsnag into Doctrine configuration:

// config/doctrine.php

return [
    // ...

    'logger' => EonX\EasyBugsnag\Bridge\Laravel\Doctrine\SqlOrmLogger::class,

    // ...
];