Sentry integration stuck: "Disconnect" does nothing (silently succeeds but stays connected), breaking automation triggers

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Where does the bug appear (feature/product)?

Somewhere else…

Describe the Bug

Where does the bug appear:

Automations / Integrations (Sentry)

Bug Description

The issue that I’m experiencing is the Cursor Automation Trigger for Sentry has a yellow box around it which usually means to auth; looking at the drop down it says the projects cannot be found. The result of this is my Automation trigger never kicks off. I would normally disconnect and reconnect the Sentry integration to fix this, but when I click disconnect nothing happens. When I click disconnect with the inspector open it says it was successful, but I can refresh and it’s still connected.

Steps to Reproduce

  1. Navigate to my automation trigger (https://cursor.com/automations/4af184c7-852a-11f1-a7d1-d6b4613131ce) and check the Sentry Trigger, note the yellow box around it.
  2. Click the drop down box and observe that there’s no available projects.
  3. Navigate to Cursor Settings → Integrations & MCP → Sentry → Manage → Disconnect
  4. Refresh page.

Expected Behavior

I would expect the Manage → Disconnect to remove the connection from sentry and for an Authenticate button to appear upon refresh.

Screenshots / Screen Recordings

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Operating System

MacOS

Version Information

I don’t believe this applies because it’s in the web version.

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Additional Information

This bug has completely broken my automation pipeline. We are attempting to create an AI factory and the main trigger is broken.

I’d be happy to help troubleshoot further if you need me, thank you!

Does this stop you from using Cursor

Yes - Cursor is unusable

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Hi @Paul_Henson Thank you for the forum post and apologies for the inconvenience here. You’re right that this is a bug on our side - two problems appear to be stacking here. The stored authorization for your Sentry organization has expired and can’t be renewed, which is why the project dropdown is empty and the trigger shows the yellow warning. Separately, Disconnect is scoped to whoever originally set the integration up, so when someone else clicks it, it finds nothing to remove and still reports success. The result is that the dashboard believes you’re connected and never offers the Authenticate button you’d need to recover.

You can break out of this today by removing the integration from the Sentry side, which also clears the connection we have stored:

  1. In Sentry, go to Settings, then Integrations, and uninstall the Cursor integration. This needs a Sentry owner or manager role.
  2. Back in Cursor, go to Settings, then Integrations & MCP. Sentry should now show Connect instead of Manage.
  3. Click Connect and authorize your Sentry organization again, then confirm your automation’s project dropdown is populated.

Worth knowing: the uninstall applies to your whole Sentry organization, so other Sentry-triggered automations on your team will pause until you reconnect.

We’ll keep you updated on the status of this including any bug fixes.