`OpenAIAgentsIntegration` complains if added to `disabled_integrations`

[sentrivana]

How do you use Sentry?

Sentry Saas (sentry.io)

Version

latest

Steps to Reproduce

Make a virtual env. Do NOT install openai-agents.

from sentry_sdk.integrations.openai_agents import OpenAIAgentsIntegration
import sentry_sdk
sentry_sdk.init(disabled_integrations=[OpenAIAgentsIntegration()])

See #5129 (comment)

Might be this is also fixed by #5132: verify if it can be repro'd on master first.

[linear]

PY-1983

[sentrivana]

This is a consequence of how our integrations system is designed. In order to disable an integration, you need to first import it, and in order to import it, you need to have the corresponding framework installed, otherwise an exception is raised.

This is ok though -- the usecase for disabling an integration is that it was auto-enabled for you because you had the corresponding framework installed.

One exception to this is if our auto-detection if you have a framework installed is faulty: for instance, if the framework import has a generic name, like agents, and we mistakenly think you have it installed when you just have a file named agents.py in your project. This should however be fixed on a per-integration basis (and has already been done for OpenAI agents).