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Web

HTTPStatusError

Indicates that an HTTP request completed with a non-success status code such as 4xx or 5xx. This is commonly used for failed API responses or backend-side errors.

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HTTPDuplicateRequestError

Represents a situation where the same request was issued more than once, often causing duplicate work or duplicate network activity.

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HTTPDelayedResponseError

Signals that an HTTP request took longer than expected to respond. This usually points to latency, slow network conditions, or backend delays.

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HTTPExceptionError

Captures unexpected exceptions thrown during the HTTP request lifecycle, such as runtime failures, parsing issues, or transport-level exceptions.

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MemoryLeak

Indicates a suspected memory leak where memory usage grows over time without being released.

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MemoryAnomaly

Represents abnormal memory behavior that does not necessarily meet the threshold of a full leak, but still suggests unusual retention or allocation patterns.

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MemoryRisk

Marks a potential memory-related issue that should be monitored closely, even if it has not yet become a confirmed leak or spike.

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MemorySpike

Represents a sudden rise in memory consumption over a short time window, often indicating pressure from a temporary workload or an underlying issue.

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Web

AutoCapturedError

Refers to errors that the SDK captures automatically from the runtime environment without requiring manual instrumentation.

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ResourceLoadError

Indicates that a critical resource such as an image, script, stylesheet, or other asset failed to load properly.

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Web

CustomException

Represents an exception that your application reports manually through the SDK for domain-specific or application-level errors.

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CustomIssue

Denotes a manually reported issue that is not necessarily an exception, but still needs to be tracked as a meaningful product or engineering problem.

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