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Fully anonymous or native stacktraces ignored by allowUrls
and denyUrls
#3977
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In the meantime, the filtering can be done manually using
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@onurtemizkan - I think we should wait on this until we know there's a strong need for it. |
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I definitely have the same cases (example: https://sentry.io/organizations/crunchbase/issues/2843910577/?project=190044) I ended up with custom code at our side to filter those out in the |
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Package + Version
@sentry/browser
>= 6.11.0Description
(Originally a question from a customer)
As of #3842, anonymous and native frames are ignored by
allowUrls
anddenyUrls
. This makes sense when, further into the stacktrace, there's a real filename on which to filter. However, there are cases where ignoring such values leaves nothing to filter on (because the stacktrace contains no actual filenames). In those cases, perhaps we should consider reverting to the old behavior, so that such events are again filterable byallowUrls
anddenyUrls
.[EN: It's not clear how common an issue this is. If you land here because you're having the same problem, please let us know!]
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