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A quick question: I constantly have problems on setting up the source-maps if I don't provide them on the web-space along side the js files. Could you add some explanation on how to upload source-maps the right way using sentry-cli?
Would be really helpful. Thanks
Angular will generate source maps for you which you can serve alongside your regular assets and Sentry will just pick them up. Browsers won't load them until you open the developer tools - therefore that's what I do.
Alternatively, if you don't won't to serve the source maps, you'd upload them to Sentry for every release. Here are the docs on that: docs.sentry.io/platforms/javascrip...
You're assuming error can contain "originalError" property, I'm seeing this for first time - how such error can happen?
Angular's zone might wrap occurring errors in order to have error messages point to the place where an error occurred initially. You can see this in the sources here:
I couldn't find any precise docs on that, yet it's also done like this in the Sentry official examples. Therefore I thought it's best to keep the check in there.
Nice article, I'll give a try ❤️
I am having a hard time finding out if the server software is free. I want to host Sentry on AWS
Well, here's the license: github.com/getsentry/sentry/blob/m...
And here it's confirmed by a staff member: forum.sentry.io/t/is-running-a-sen...
After a quick search I also found posts about how to host on AWS :)
Thank for the answer. Do you know where I can download the server software?
Here's the official installation guide: docs.sentry.io/server/installation/
Have you considered integration with other players on the market, like bugsnag?