feat(dashboards): filter frontend overview by frontend data#107779
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Invalid SDK name "sentry.javascript.enrio" is a typo
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The SDK name 'sentry.javascript.enrio' is not a valid Sentry JavaScript SDK. This value doesn't exist anywhere else in the codebase and isn't a recognized SDK. The list already includes 'sentry.javascript.ember' on the line above, so this appears to be either a typo or an erroneous entry. Including this invalid SDK name in the filter won't match any actual data.
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Should be valid, we have an internal spreadsheet which lists them all
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Following the pattern from the insights page, this PR makes the frontend overview table explicitly filter for frontend data by applying an `sdk.name = [...frontendSdks]` filter. This is a little different because the insights filtered for selected frontend projects, and applied a `projects = [selectedFrontendProjects]` filter, this kept the overall filter string much smaller, but because we're migrating this to dashboards, this is the equivalent way to get it working in dashboards without adding logic into it. Also threw in a minor change to apply `TableWidths = -1` so that the table does not horizontally scroll
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Following the pattern from the insights page, this PR makes the frontend overview table explicitly filter for frontend data by applying an `sdk.name = [...frontendSdks]` filter. This is a little different because the insights filtered for selected frontend projects, and applied a `projects = [selectedFrontendProjects]` filter, this kept the overall filter string much smaller, but because we're migrating this to dashboards, this is the equivalent way to get it working in dashboards without adding logic into it. Also threw in a minor change to apply `TableWidths = -1` so that the table does not horizontally scroll
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Following the pattern from the insights page, this PR makes the frontend overview table explicitly filter for frontend data by applying an
sdk.name = [...frontendSdks]filter.This is a little different because the insights filtered for selected frontend projects, and applied a
projects = [selectedFrontendProjects]filter, this kept the overall filter string much smaller, but because we're migrating this to dashboards, this is the equivalent way to get it working in dashboards without adding logic into it.Also threw in a minor change to apply
TableWidths = -1so that the table does not horizontally scroll