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Extend stack-trace linking UI #35608
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Routing to @getsentry/ecosystem for triage. ⏲️ |
Hi @VelvetThePanda thanks for raising this with us! We do have plans to expand the stack trace linking feature to support additional languages. We'll let you know as this gets rolled out. |
) getsentry/sentry#35608 Since Stack Trace Linking is not supported in languages except JS and Python. Adding a reminder so that others won't spent days to find out why it is not working Co-authored-by: Isabel <76437239+imatwawana@users.noreply.github.com>
Hey, the next set of platforms which we will target to add stack trace linking to will be for Kotlin, Swift, React Native, and Flutter. This is still in our backlog and we don't currently have an ETA. |
Update on the .NET side, there's a PR getting some support in through #55107 |
I believe a few languages got support (Swift, .NET, Java, Kotlin, Flutter possible too) |
I believe it is listed in:
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I CMD+F Kotlin and didn't find it and assumed it wasn't there. Then skimmed a few times until I spotted the note https://docs.sentry.io/product/integrations/source-code-mgmt/github/#stack-trace-linking According to docs C#/Kotlin/Java/Dart/Swift/Objective-C are not supported but I believe all of these are? |
Problem Statement
As it stands right now, Sentry can automatically(?) and manually (via the stack-trace linking tab) link a given stack to source code either from a repository, or from the source code itself when it comes to languages like JS and Python.
The issue is, that seems to be all it supports. I've run into this issue wherein even with my stack being properly linked, Sentry does not apply the fancy UI that shows a preview of the code. This is a trivial issue in the grand scheme of things, but it would be very nice to have extended support for languages outside of JavaScript and Python, such as C#, Rust, C++, and really just any language.
I initially posted this issue on the Sentry Discord, and was pointed here.
Solution Brainstorm
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