Improve asyncio integration error handling. #4129
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Instrumenting asyncio projects can be confusing. Here are two improvements:
If users try to init the Sentry SDK outside of an async loop, a warning message will now printed instructing them how to correctly call init() in async envrionments. Including a link to the docs.
During shutdown of Python unfinished async tasks emit an error
Task was destroyed but it is pending!
. This happens if you use Sentry or not. The error message is confusing and led people to believe the Sentry instrumentation caused this problem. This is now remediated byTask was destroyed but it is pending!
but that those are OK and not a problem with the users code or Sentry.Before this PR the users saw this during shutdown:
With this PR the users will see this during shutdown:
Note the INFO message on top and also the task name on the bottom.
Fixes #2908
Improves #2333