Open CH-SebastianEscalona opened 6 days ago
Hi @CH-SebastianEscalona, thank you for the message,
what version of on-premise Sentry are you using?
Is the DSN correctly set by the wizard and pointing to your on-premise instance?
Is this the code snippet you are using to test the error reporting?
<Button title='Try!' onPress={ () => { Sentry.captureException(new Error('First error')) }}/>
Could you set debug: true
in the Sentry.init
and check if there are any errors in the JS console or Logcat or iOS Console?
Yes, that's the code snippet I'm using. The version of the sentry is the 9.0.0. And yes the DSN is correctly set. The init doesn't throw any logs is set on the App.tsx
Hi @CH-SebastianEscalona, thank you,
can you share your Sentry.init
, add debug: true
and share the logs from JS console, Logcat and iOS Console?
Hi! @krystofwoldrich , sorry for the delay. Here are the logs thrown with debug: true
My Sentry init is currently like this
Sentry.init({
dsn: 'htttps://....',
debug: true,
});
Hi, facing exactly same issue migrating from sentry.io to self-hosted. Any update on that?
OS:
Platform:
SDK:
@sentry/react-native
(>= 1.0.0)react-native-sentry
(<= 0.43.2)SDK version: 5.31.1
react-native
version: 0.74.4Are you using Expo?
Are you using sentry.io or on-premise?
I have the following issue:
[Description]
Steps to reproduce:
npx @sentry/wizard -s -i reactNative
Actual result:
Not seeing any events on the sentry dashboard