sentry-cli bash-hook fails if using perl and any error happens

[armenzg]

CC @mitsuhiko

$ cat foo.sh
sentry-cli bash-hook > foo.txt
eval "$(sentry-cli bash-hook)"
exit 2

$ ./foo.sh
./foo.sh: eval: line 63: syntax error near unexpected token `>'

That's probably this line:

1> >(tee >(perl '-MPOSIX' -ne '$|++; print strftime("%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S %z: ", localtime()), "stdout: ", $_;' >> "$_SENTRY_LOG_FILE")) \

[mitsuhiko]

@armenzg do you have an idea which shell is executing this for you?

[armenzg]

$SHELL says /bin/zsh

cat foo.sh
sentry-cli bash-hook > foo.txt
echo $SHELL
eval "$(sentry-cli bash-hook)"

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[szokeasaurusrex]

@armenzg Per the docs, and per the name of the command being bash-hook, the bash-hook only supports being run in the bash shell. Using zsh is unsupported.

Fixing your problem is as simple as using bash to run the foo.sh script, like so:

$ bash foo.sh

You should receive the output: "error: No DSN provided" when running with bash.

See also https://github.com/getsentry/sentry-cli/issues/1848.