Eric Lindvall
Eric Lindvall
Yes. Line 341 of processor.go is: ``` sentry.CurrentHub().Recover(err) ``` from the above example recover block.
Your repro doesn't properly reproduce the issue because you are relying on the `recover()` that is within the `sentry-go` package: https://github.com/getsentry/sentry-go/blob/8f8897dc8b964b6116f737c6e78ecd55af0f90dd/stacktrace.go#L323-L327 If you try to reproduce this in a separate...
I believe it's common in implementations to provide an argument for the number of stack frames to suppress instead of just blanket ignoring all frames from a given package. As...
Not having this greatly reduces the usefulness of Sentry for Go for us. It involves manually looking at the files in an editor, because there is no linking to github,...
Not having the format of `:` means that I can't paste it into a VSCode Quick Open dialog or anything like that. Honestly I've said this all over the place,...
It sure would be great if someone could handle this before the bot closes it.
I don't have a strong feel for what would make the most sense there. Maybe starting close to the C++ interface would be a good start.