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Solve the following problem using Python, implementing the functions described below, one line at a time
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Description:
 def update_sentry_logging(logging_dict: DictStrAny, sentry_dsn: Optional[str], *loggers: str, level: Union[str, int] = None, **kwargs: Any) -> None: r"""Enable Sentry logging if Sentry DSN passed. .. note:: Sentry logging requires `raven <http://pypi.python.org/pypi/raven>`_ library to be installed. **Usage**:: from logging.config import dictConfig LOGGING = default_logging_dict() update_sentry_logging(LOGGING, SENTRY_DSN) dictConfig(LOGGING) **Using AioHttpTransport for SentryHandler** This will allow to use ``aiohttp.client`` for pushing data to Sentry in your ``aiohttp.web`` app, which means elimination of sync calls to Sentry. :: from raven_aiohttp import AioHttpTransport update_sentry_logging(LOGGING, SENTRY_DSN, transport=AioHttpTransport) :param logging_dict: Logging dict. :param sentry_dsn: Sentry DSN value. If ``None`` do not update logging dict at all. :param \*loggers: Use Sentry logging for each logger in the sequence. If the sequence is empty use Sentry logging to each available logger. :param \*\*kwargs: Additional kwargs to be passed to ``SentryHandler``. """

    # No Sentry DSN, nothing to do
    if not sentry_dsn:
        return

    # Add Sentry handler
    kwargs['class'] = 'raven.handlers.logging.SentryHandler'
    kwargs['dsn'] = sentry_dsn
    logging_dict['handlers']['sentry'] = dict(
        level=level or 'WARNING',
        **kwargs)

    loggers = tuple(logging_dict['loggers']) if not loggers else loggers
    for logger in loggers:
        # Ignore missing loggers
        logger_dict = logging_dict['loggers'].get(logger)
        if not logger_dict:
            continue

        # Ignore logger from logger config
        if logger_dict.pop('ignore_sentry', False):
            continue

        # Handlers list should exist
        handlers = list(logger_dict.setdefault('handlers', []))
        handlers.append('sentry')
        logger_dict['handlers'] = tuple(handlers)