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Co-authored-by: Abhijeet Prasad <[email protected]>

Author: Lms24

CHANGELOG.md

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 ### Important Changes
 
-- **feat(core)**: Make `runWithAsyncContext` public API (#7817)
-- **feat(node)**: Auto-select best `AsyncContextStrategy` for Node.js version (#7804)
 
-This release introduces an new API to the Node SDK: `runWithAsyncContext` can be used to isolate Sentry scope and breadcrumbs to a single request if you are finding that breadcrumbs and scope are leaking across requests.
-With this new API, the SDK will use `AsyncLocalStorage` in favour of domains if you're using Node 14 or newer. It still falls back to using domains on older Node versions.
+- **feat(node): Add `AsyncLocalStorage` implementation of `AsyncContextStrategy` (#7800)**
+  - feat(core): Extend `AsyncContextStrategy` to allow reuse of existing context (#7778)
+  - feat(core): Make `runWithAsyncContext` public API (#7817)
+  - feat(core): Add async context abstraction (#7753)
+  - feat(node): Adds `domain` implementation of `AsyncContextStrategy` (#7767)
+  - feat(node): Auto-select best `AsyncContextStrategy` for Node.js version (#7804)
+  - feat(node): Migrate to domains used through `AsyncContextStrategy` (#7779)
 
-Here's a usage example for [using Sentry in a Koa project](https://docs.sentry.io/platforms/node/guides/koa/#monitor-performance), where previously, you needed to use domains:
+This release switches the SDK to use [`AsyncLocalStorage`](https://nodejs.org/api/async_context.html#class-asynclocalstorage) as the async context isolation mechanism in the SDK for Node 14+. For Node 10 - 13, we continue to use the Node [`domain`](https://nodejs.org/api/domain.html) standard library, since `AsyncLocalStorage` is not supported there. **Preliminary testing showed [a 30% improvement in latency and rps](https://github.com/getsentry/sentry-javascript/issues/7691#issuecomment-1504009089) when making the switch from domains to `AsyncLocalStorage` on Node 16.**
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+If you want to manually add async context isolation to your application, you can use the new `runWithAsyncContext` API.
 
 ```js
 const requestHandler = (ctx, next) => {