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To actually align with the monorepo rules. We were actually not applying the general eslint rules for the ember package, leading to a bunch of more ambiguous typing. Also tests were all in JS, not TS, I streamlined this as well.
…JS stack frames (#8699) Adds a "best-effort" `ContextLines` integration as an optional integration for the browser SDKs to pick up source code of and around stack frames pointing to code that's directly embedded in the current page's html. See PR and linked issue about limitations.
This delays adding the internal replay logging breadcrumbs to the next tick, to avoid race conditions on initial logs where replay may not be initialized yet. With this, you should get proper log breadcrumbs in a replay for itself.
Not sure if this has an impact, but it makes sense to cancel debounce anyhow in the case where we are too long/short. When we are too short, we schedule a new flush anyhow.
This _shouldn't_ happen, but it makes sense to guard so we only clear the event buffer cache on checkouts when in `buffer` mode. I guess the behavior of rrweb is not 100% defined in that it _cannot_ generate a new checkout in non-buffer mode 🤔 better safe than sorry.
…heckout (#8748) We keep track of the eventBuffer contains a checkout, and if not, log a warning when trying to flush the initial segment. If this turns out to be happening, we may think about aborting flushing or similar in this case. But for now, we can gather data.
The Electron SDK uses `basename` to get the file name without path but this returned the full path on Windows. This PR adds Windows support to the regex and adds some tests.
… and other required jobs (#8751) Adjust our final "Required Tests Passed" CI job to not only depend on required _test_ jobs but on _all_ required jobs. Specifically, this adds * Lint * Circular deps check * Most importantly: Upload Artifacts With this change, we can configure craft's status provider to specifically wait for this job which should fix the artifacts download timeout (getsentry/craft#482). It's worth noting that this PR will only fix this timeout in our repo and in a way we're adjusting to the status provider check. However, given that we're apparently the only repo where this happens, it's probably justified and it makes things more explicit.
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I think
alltherefPRs mentioned are somewhat user-facing, hence I left them in but we can ofc remove them if anyone has opinions on that