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@bonniernews/sentry-sync
Advanced tools
Work in progress, CLI-tool doesn't work yet
Syncs releases
as well as source maps and related source files to Sentry.
npm install -g @bonniernews/sentry-sync
sentry-sync \
--organization foo \
--project bar \
--source-version <something-indicating-the-version> \
--token secret123 \
relative/path/to/source-map/file1
relative/path/to/source-map/file2
--organization
- required - specify the name of the Sentry organization of the project to sync with--project
- required - specify the name Sentry project to sync with--source-version
- required - specify the version of the source that is synced (eg. a short hash, a SemVer version or such)--commit
- specify the commit hash of the pushed code--help
- if specified then this help will be printed--repository
- specify the name of the git repository for the code, eg. owner-name/repo-name
--token
- the Sentry token used to authenticate against the Sentry API--verbose
- if specified, then more verbose feedback will be returned--version
- if specified, then the version of this tool will be returnedFAQs
Syncs release data from a project to Sentry
The npm package @bonniernews/sentry-sync receives a total of 0 weekly downloads. As such, @bonniernews/sentry-sync popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @bonniernews/sentry-sync demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 6 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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