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  1. setPtr :: ForeignPtr a -> Ptr a -> ForeignPtr a

    rebase Rebase.Data.Vector.Storable.Internal

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  2. settings_apiKey :: Settings -> ApiKey

    bugsnag Data.Bugsnag.Settings

    Your Integration API Key

  3. settings_appVersion :: Settings -> Maybe Text

    bugsnag Data.Bugsnag.Settings

    The version of your application Marking bugs as Fixed and having them auto-reopen in new versions requires you set this.

  4. settings_beforeNotify :: Settings -> BeforeNotify

    bugsnag Data.Bugsnag.Settings

    Modify any events before they are sent For example to attach a user, or set the context.

  5. settings_codeIndex :: Settings -> Maybe CodeIndex

    bugsnag Data.Bugsnag.Settings

    A CodeIndex built at compile-time from project sources If set, this will be used to update StackFrames to include lines of source code context as read out of this value. N.B. using this means loading and keeping the source code for the entire project in memory.

  6. settings_enabledReleaseStages :: Settings -> [Text]

    bugsnag Data.Bugsnag.Settings

    Which release-stages to notify in. Only Production by default

  7. settings_ignoreException :: Settings -> Exception -> Bool

    bugsnag Data.Bugsnag.Settings

    Exception filtering Functions like notifyBugsnag will do nothing with exceptions that pass this predicate. N.B. Something lower-level, like reportError won't be aware of this.

  8. settings_onNotifyException :: Settings -> HttpException -> IO ()

    bugsnag Data.Bugsnag.Settings

    How to handle an exception reporting error events Default is to ignore.

  9. settings_releaseStage :: Settings -> Text

    bugsnag Data.Bugsnag.Settings

    The current release-stage, Production by default

  10. setBit' :: forall (w :: Nat) . NatRepr w -> Natural -> BV w -> BV w

    bv-sized Data.BitVector.Sized

    Like setBit, but without the requirement that the index bit refers to an actual bit in the input BV. If it is out of range, just silently return the original input.

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