sentry-cli | A command line utility to work with Sentry | Monitoring library

System: Ubuntu 20.04
NodeJs Version: v14.17.5
NPM Version: 7.20.6
Command used: sudo npm i @nuxtjs/sentry

I'm trying to install @nuxtjs/sentry and getting this message:

code 1 npm ERR! command failed npm ERR! command sh -c node scripts/install.js npm ERR! info sentry-cli Downloading from https://downloads.sentry-cdn.com/sentry-cli/1.68.0/sentry-cli-Linux-x86_64 npm ERR! Error: EACCES: permission denied, mkdir '/root/.npm/sentry-cli'

npm ERR! A complete log of this run can be found in: npm ERR! /root/.npm/_logs/2021-08-21T09_51_43_400Z-debug.log

Hi Everyone I have a question related to the pipeline.workspace variable.

In the example below i have set pipeline.workspace as the working directory and as paths for a cli command.

Npm install creates folders under /home/vsts/work/node_modules/ while the next command when i use pipeline.workspace it points to ./home/vsts/work/1/

Am I doing something wrong? or is something up?

I am trying to run an NPM script that relies on a variable that needs to be assigned at runtime.

package.json

I am looking at improving a CI process by rewriting source maps, and found I can not add the --rewrite option in anywhere.

The command I am adding it to is:

sentry-cli --auth-token $SENTRY_TOKEN releases -o "my-org" files $LONG_COMMIT upload my_repo/my_files '~/my_public_folder'

No matter where I place it I always get the error:

error: Found argument '--rewrite' which wasn't expected, or isn't valid in this context USAGE: sentry-cli releases files upload [OPTIONS] [--] [NAME]

For example I have tried:

sentry-cli --auth-token $SENTRY_TOKEN releases -o "my-org" files $LONG_COMMIT upload my_repo/my_files '~/my_public_folder' --rewrite

sentry-cli --auth-token $SENTRY_TOKEN releases -o "my-org" files $LONG_COMMIT upload my_repo/my_files --rewrite '~/my_public_folder'

sentry-cli --auth-token $SENTRY_TOKEN releases -o "my-org" files $LONG_COMMIT upload --rewrite my_repo/my_files '~/my_public_folder'

I have gitlab integration and I am trying to configure release versions. I used sentry-cli to create release and associate commits. I used sentry-cli releases propose-version to get SHA-1 and set it like release version. My version in SDK must me equal this SHA-1 return or I can use any custom version name?

I have an app published on Apple App Store.

I have created a Sentry project to track the app.

Now I have an exception breakpoint issue reported on Sentry, but all the given information is completely not understable. Therefore I have downloaded the appDsyms.zip file from iTunesConnect and uploaded it to Sentry using the sentry-cli client.

What are the next steps to do to get a much clearer description from the issue?

I am not able to find a tutorial about translating the Sentry information of the exception.

Our bundle entry point is at src/index.tsx, which appears not to match the Sentry default of ./index.js.

Sentry is failing on sentry-cli react-native-xcode with the error EOF while parsing a value at line 1 column 0.

Using debug log level, I see:

I have a simple setup for a project that imitates the Next JS sentry (simple) example

The problem is without sentry Enable JavaScript source fetching feature on, I cannot get the source maps to report correctly to sentry example:

with the Enable JavaScript source fetching it shows correctly example (of the same error):

Here is the configuration files used:

I'm working with a NextJs/ReactJs (with Typescript) application and I'm trying to upload the sourcemaps to Sentry artefacts.

The build from this app is not bundled to a single file. Instead, the dist/output folder reflects the NextJs pages structure, which in this case has a tree structure similar to this: