Luca Forstner

flush() flushes all events that are pending to be sent, so you should call it at the end of your request.

Hi @enapupe , thanks for writing in. We could not reproduce this. Would you be able to share relevant parts of your code or even a reproduction setup so we...

From reading that blog I don't think you can't have asynchronous code outside of the main handler. Node is non-blocking by nature so that would be crazy. One thing I...

Did you wrap your handler in `Sentry.AWSLambda.wrapHandler`? That wrapper blocks the termination of the lambda until the SDK has flushed all built up events.

Ah right sorry - lost context of this issue. I need some time to think about this. Essentially we need to stop the lambda from terminating when something bubbles up...

Hi, which docs are you referring to?

Thanks for writing in! We'll take a look at this!

I took a look at how Next.js implements this font optimization. It seems like Next.js does static code analysis to build a font a font manifest and the SDK breaks...

> Thanks for diving into it. What parts of the sentry next.js integration will be turned off if I disable sentry's `autoInstrumentServerFunctions` option? @klaasman unfortunately quite a bit. `autoInstrumentServerFunctions` controls...

@imsamurai is this still an issue with the newest version of the SDK? We updated how we bundle the SDK in version `7.x.x`.