Changes from background agent bc-4b27eb7f-1fda-437e-9ca7-8788ca4b47f4 #101117
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Fixes an issue where GitHub IP allowlist errors generated noisy Sentry issues.
Previously, GitHub 403 responses indicating an IP allowlist restriction were treated as generic API failures, leading to unnecessary Sentry issues for what are essentially customer configuration problems.
This PR introduces specific handling for GitHub IP allowlist errors:
IntegrationConfigurationError
.IntegrationConfigurationError
, returning a clear 403 response to the user and logging the event without creating a Sentry issue.This change reduces Sentry noise, provides clearer feedback to users about actionable configuration issues, and improves error classification.
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