Sentry.clearContext() blocks

[messense]

Logout saga (I am using redux-saga):

export function * logout() {
  API.setHeader('X-Token', '');
  yield call(AsyncStorage.removeItem, 'currentUser');
  Sentry.clearContext();
  alert('test clear');
}

The alert('test clear') never gets executed, remove the Sentry.clearContext(); then it pops up an alert.

OS: iOS & Android
RN version: 0.44
react-native-sentry version: 0.8.1

[messense]

The setUserContext method on raven-js supports call setUserContext() with no argument to clear user context, but react-native-sentry seems not supporting that so I have to call clearContext().

[messense]

   static clearContext(clearContext) {
        if (Sentry.isNativeClientAvailable()) Sentry._nativeClient.clearContext();
        // Sentry._ravenClient.clearContext();
    }

The problem seems not related to nativeClient but ravenClient, comment out Sentry._ravenClient.clearContext(); works fine.

[messense]

BTW, the setUserContext of raven-js documentation seems advice us to pass user id as id while react-native-sentry requires userID.

https://docs.sentry.io/clients/javascript/usage/#tracking-users

[jordanmkoncz]

I was planning to use clearContext() from within a logout saga just like you, so this will also be an issue for me. Hopefully it's fixed soon.

[jordanmkoncz]

@HazAT, just confirming that Sentry.clearContext() appears to be working fine for me in 0.14.0, thanks for the fix.

[antoinerousseau]

Yeah but how do we clear the user context without other context infos?
With Raven it was Raven.setUserContext() but with Sentry it crashes because it takes an object:

java.lang.NullPointerException: Attempt to invoke interface method 'boolean com.facebook.react.bridge.ReadableMap.hasKey(java.lang.String)' on a null object reference

at io.sentry.RNSentryModule.getUserBuilder(RNSentryModule.java:263)
at io.sentry.RNSentryModule.setUser(RNSentryModule.java:158)

Should we call Sentry.setUserContext({})?

[HazAT]

@antoinerousseau If it works like that, yes use Sentry.setUserContext({})