Thank you for help. @adinauer.

I generate the custom EventProcessor and finally I succeed to make User Information.

By the way, in the guide of EventProcessor it override the SentryEvent process(SentryEvent event, Hint hint) function. but in the sentry, it doesn't call that function while it calls SentryTransaction process(@NotNull SentryTransaction transaction, @NotNull Hint hint). So I override the latter function then I succeed.

I use the Sentry 6.17.0 and spring boot 2.7.11

Is this ok to use the later function? or is there some other things use the function with SentryEvent?

Thanks.

I wrote the function like below.

@Component
class CustomSentryEventProcessor: EventProcessor {
 override fun process(event : SentryTransaction, hint: Hint) : SentryTransaction? {
 event.user?.apply {
 // some logic to add user information
 }
 return event
 }
}

Hello @sleep-dev.

SentryEvent process(@NotNull SentryEvent event, @NotNull Hint hint) is used for errors whereas SentryTransaction process(@NotNull SentryTransaction transaction, @NotNull Hint hint) is used for transactions. It's OK to use both of them depending on your use case. If you only use the one for transactions, your errors will not contain the user info directly but you may see it by navigating from the error to the transaction via the trace. Depending on settings like tracesSampleRate and other filtering mechanisms you may not see the transactions and thus lack user info. So you may want to add it to both errors and transactions. The method that adds user info can take a SentryBaseEvent so you only have to implement it once and pass in either error or transaction.

Thanks you for kindness
Your answer is really helpful for me.