Francesco Gringl-Novy
Francesco Gringl-Novy
Hey, this is expected behavior for `flush()`. flush will always convert the session and start sending if it hasn't so far. See: https://docs.sentry.io/platforms/javascript/session-replay/understanding-sessions/#manually-flushing-recording-data What's your use case here? We could...
OK, I see. This makes sense I think, IMHO we can expose `recordingMode` on the replay integration - WDYT @billyvg ? For now, you should be able to make this...
I do not understand, why would you expect to have no child spans? Or are you saying you _would expect_ there to be child spans but they are not there?
So breadcrumbs will not have an effect on the duration of the navigation transaction! Only spans affect this, and for this we only look at `fetch` / `xhr` requests that...
Once this is reviewed and merged, it will go into the next release - probably later this week or early next week it should be out!
Updated this to instead only export `wrapSamplingDecision`: ```js return wrapSamplingDecision({ decision: SamplingDecision.NOT_RECORD, context, spanAttributes }); ```
How do you build your app? What sizes are you getting for the npm package? Running Sentry via npm should actually have a (slightly) smaller bundle size impact than from...
For reference, this is an occurrence where you can actually see this: Issue: https://trinio.sentry.io/issues/5238552370/events/0d6faa48dd8c4d85a9f816e22a711d9c/?project=4503965217849344&referrer=replay-errors Replay: https://trinio.sentry.io/replays/fae058b729d64938922bee79d6accc84/?f_n_type=resource.xhr&n_detail_row=67&project=4503965217849344&query=&referrer=%2Freplays%2F&statsPeriod=14d&t_main=network&yAxis=count%28%29 BUT I think that there is another problem here really, because if you look...
Hey, thanks for writing in. Sadly, capturing payloads like this is relatively complex, there are a bunch of edge cases etc. to handle when trying to solve this generically 😬...
I'll put this in our backlog as something todo - we are pretty busy right now, so PRs are always welcome as well! :)