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Document comparison between App Only vs. Full in React projects #3853
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That is the correct assumption. The reason why it's not working as expected is that some webpack configuration variants are creating non-standard paths. Eg. in this case it's not As you can see in the code above, its not trivial to decide what is actually "in-app" when using webpack, as there are things like various To configure this properly, you need to use Stack Trace Rules in grouping settings of your project - https://docs.sentry.io/product/data-management-settings/event-grouping/stack-trace-rules/ In your case, it'll be something like that
Hope that helps! |
@kamilogorek Thanks for your explanation! But I can't find this Stack Trace setting in my Sentry instance. Is it available in v9 releases? |
@SevenOutman grouping settings used to be a part of the project's General Settings, now they get it's own page. Maybe it can be found there? |
This should be fixed soon - getsentry/sentry#28859 |
No luck in my Sentry 9.1.2 installation :( |
I can confirm that this is fixed in 21.10.0. Thanks @kamilogorek! |
Thanks for getting back with the confirmation @Daniel15 |
Package + Version
@sentry/browser
@sentry/node
raven-js
raven-node
(raven for node)Version:
Description
It's confusing when the "App Only" view is showing stack trace only from inside
node_modules
. Doesn't "App Only" mean "everything except withinnode_modules
" for NPM projects?Here's the "Full" view where the full stack trace is shown correctly.
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