Save every Python Built-in Exception from Standard Library

[thinkocapo]

We could really diversify the types of errors we're capturing for our Test Data Purposes.

Here's a solid list https://docs.python.org/3/library/exceptions.html#exception-hierarchy there's god to be some piece of standard library code (package) you can call a certain way to trigger every one of those error types?

Trigger and save the the database. Could make a python-exceptions-sqlite.db file to keep the db separate from your other db's that are full of errors.

By covering everyone and displaying the counts in Discover, it shows that Sentry really covers your bases.

[thinkocapo]

could make an interesting academic exercise or interview problem:

"Write a script that throws every one of these errors. You have 1 hour, do as many as you can. Here's a Test, run the test and it will check that all those exception types are thrown"

Tests that you really understand what's going on behind those errors, in python / computer science? How fast or slow would you be able to get that done?