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Sentry Integration ​

Sentry's React Native SDK works out of the box with CodePush. Revopush is 100% compatible with CodePush. To see readable stack traces in the product, you must upload source maps to Sentry.

This guide explains how to upload source maps for CodePush releases, that are created with the Revopush CLI.

Before you start, make sure that you configured Sentry Environment for your project properly.

SDK Integration ​

Ensure CodePush is the outer most function because it needs access to the root component in order to swap out the bundle.

javascript
export default codePush(Sentry.wrap(App));

Generate sourcemap ​

To ensure Sentry can symbolicate events from your CodePush releases, you need to generate and upload the necessary assets.

Depending on the JS engine you use, run the following commands.

WARNING

--sourcemapOutput must not match --outputDir to prevent .map files from being included in your bundle and delivered to clients.

JSC (JavaScriptCore) ​

bash
revopush release-react \
  "${APP_NAME}" \
  "${PLATFORM}" \
  --deploymentName "${DEPLOYMENT_NAME}" \
  --outputDir ./build \
  --sourcemapOutput ./sourcemap

In case of error try to create sourcemap folder manually in the root of your project.

Hermes ​

Install the jq utility. For example, apt-get install jq on Ubuntu, or brew install jq on macOS with Homebrew.

bash
rm -rf ./build ./sourcemaps
mkdir -p ./sourcemap

CODEPUSH_COMMAND="code-push-standalone release-react \
  \"${APP_NAME}\" \
  \"${PLATFORM}\" \
  --deploymentName \"${DEPLOYMENT_NAME}\" \
  --useHermes \
  --outputDir ./build \
  --sourcemapOutput ./sourcemap"

DEBUG_ID=$(eval "$CODEPUSH_COMMAND" | tee /dev/tty | grep -o 'Bundle Debug ID: [0-9a-f-]*' | sed 's/Bundle Debug ID: //')
MAP_FILE=$(find ./sourcemap -name "*.map" -type f)

jq -c ". + {\"debug_id\": \"${DEBUG_ID}\"}" "${MAP_FILE}" > "${MAP_FILE}.tmp"
mv "${MAP_FILE}.tmp" "${MAP_FILE}"

Upload sourcemap ​

Upload source maps for your CodePush release by setting up your environment variables and running the sourcemaps upload command.

Before running the upload command, make sure to set up your environment variables.

If you’ve already configured Sentry, you can find this data in your project’s Sentry configuration at ios/sentry.properties or android/sentry.properties.

bash
export SENTRY_ORG=example-org
export SENTRY_PROJECT=example-project
export SENTRY_AUTH_TOKEN=sntrys_YOUR_TOKEN_HERE

To upload source maps for your CodePush release, use the sourcemaps upload command.

bash
npx sentry-cli sourcemaps upload \
  --debug-id-reference \
  --strip-prefix /path/to/project/root \
  ./build ./sourcemap

It will associate .map files from sourcemap folder with bundle from build.

Only .map files will be uploaded to Sentry.