feat: do not report TooManyLoginAttemptsError to Sentry#1312
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We cannot do much about it. Probably we can just monitor if there are way too many of them per hour or so in the monitoring.
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Task linked: QF-6525 Ignore |
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What if there is a surprisingly high number of login requests ? Will we still be available to see it go by ? |
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We will be able to see it from Loki if we configure it there. Nothing by default. |
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We cannot do much about it. Probably we can just monitor if there are way too many of them per hour or so in the monitoring.