@ArizePhoenix: It searches for duplicates first, drafts the issue with the relevant traces and spans linked, and shows you the exact r…
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ArizePhoenix has released an update that automatically searches for duplicates, drafts GitHub issues with linked traces and spans, and uses a secure browser-based GitHub token for filing.
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It searches for duplicates first, drafts the issue with the relevant traces and spans linked, and shows you the exact repo, title, and body before anything is posted. It files with your own GitHub token, which stays in your browser. Phoenix never stores it.
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