My scenario is as follows. I have a package main and a package mylibrary. I have code in mylibrary that has the raven-go package imported and configured. I then run raven.CaptureAndWait().
I run my application that I have compiled (which runs func main() from package main). The package main imports mylibrary and the func main() makes a call to a visible function inside of mylibrary. In the event that an error is encoutered the raven.CaptureAndWait() is ran and the event is sent to Sentry. When I look in Sentry I see the line number in package main but not the line that caused the actual error in mylibrary. Is this an implementation issue with runtime.Caller() or am I implementing this incorrectly?
My scenario is as follows. I have a
package mainand apackage mylibrary. I have code inmylibrarythat has theraven-gopackage imported and configured. I then runraven.CaptureAndWait().I run my application that I have compiled (which runs
func main()frompackage main). Thepackage mainimportsmylibraryand thefunc main()makes a call to a visible function inside ofmylibrary. In the event that an error is encoutered theraven.CaptureAndWait()is ran and the event is sent to Sentry. When I look in Sentry I see the line number inpackage mainbut not the line that caused the actual error inmylibrary. Is this an implementation issue withruntime.Caller()or am I implementing this incorrectly?