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Time when the event occurred as provided in the error report. If the report did not contain a timestamp, the time the error was received by the Error Reporting system is used.
The `ServiceContext` for which this error was reported.
The stack trace that was reported or logged by the service.
Data about the context in which the error occurred.
An identifier of the service, such as the name of the executable, job, or Google App Engine service name. This field is expected to have a low number of values that are relatively stable over time, as opposed to `version`, which can be changed whenever new code is deployed. Contains the service name for error reports extracted from Google App Engine logs or `default` if the App Engine default service is used.
Represents the source code version that the developer provided, which could represent a version label or a Git SHA-1 hash, for example. For App Engine standard environment, the version is set to the version of the app.
Type of the MonitoredResource. List of possible values: https://cloud.google.com/monitoring/api/resources Value is set automatically for incoming errors and must not be set when reporting errors.
A description of the context in which an error occurred. This data should be provided by the application when reporting an error, unless the error report has been generated automatically from Google App Engine logs.
The HTTP request which was processed when the error was triggered.
The user who caused or was affected by the crash. This can be a user ID, an email address, or an arbitrary token that uniquely identifies the user. When sending an error report, leave this field empty if the user was not logged in. In this case the Error Reporting system will use other data, such as remote IP address, to distinguish affected users. See `affected_users_count` in `ErrorGroupStats`.
The location in the source code where the decision was made to report the error, usually the place where it was logged. For a logged exception this would be the source line where the exception is logged, usually close to the place where it was caught.
HTTP request data that is related to a reported error. This data should be provided by the application when reporting an error, unless the error report has been generated automatically from Google App Engine logs.
The type of HTTP request, such as `GET`, `POST`, etc.
The URL of the request.
The user agent information that is provided with the request.
The referrer information that is provided with the request.
The HTTP response status code for the request.
The IP address from which the request originated. This can be IPv4, IPv6, or a token which is derived from the IP address, depending on the data that has been provided in the error report.
Indicates a location in the source code of the service for which errors are reported. `functionName` must be provided by the application when reporting an error, unless the error report contains a `message` with a supported exception stack trace. All fields are optional for the later case.
The source code filename, which can include a truncated relative path, or a full path from a production machine.
1-based. 0 indicates that the line number is unknown.
Human-readable name of a function or method. The value can include optional context like the class or package name. For example, `my.package.MyClass.method` in case of Java.
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