sntryu_) (#2100) by @szokeasaurusrexfiles upload (#2107)curl to 0.4.46 in Cargo.toml (#2099) by @szokeasaurusrexcurl-sys (#2075) by @szokeasaurusrexRelease performed for technical reasons. This release is identical to 2.32.0.
releases set-commits command, which were introduced in 2.31.1.check passed a directory (#2034) by @szokeasaurusrexWith this change, dSYM uploads to the legacy endpoint and release file uploads are routed to the region URL directly (e.g. to https://us.sentry.io instead of https://sentry.io). This change only affects users using the CLI to interact with SaaS Sentry; everything stays the same for self-hosted users.
make lint only with default features (#1994) by @szokeasaurusrexRelease made for technical reasons. There are no code changes in this version.
Release made for technical reasons. There are no code changes in this version.
This release re-enables Python releases. There are no code changes.
The monitors run subcommand now no longer accepts --auth-token or other means of authentication using token-based auth. It is now required to use DSN based auth to monitor cron jobs using the sentry-cli.
Updated version 2.29.0 changelog. No code changes.
This release fixes the behavior of sourcemaps inject and sourcemaps upload. We now treat minified and non-minified source files the same way in both commands, which was always the desired behavior, and is also consistent with our JS bundler plugins.
Please be aware that from now on, sourcemaps inject will inject debug IDs into all JS source files at the path provided to the command. If you only wish for some of the files to have debug IDs injected, you need to modify the path(s) passed to sourcemaps inject or you need to use the --ignore or --ignore-file options to exclude the files you do not wish to inject the debug IDs into.
In the sourcemaps upload command, we have eliminated the "Minified Scripts" section in the Source Maps Upload Report. Instead, these minified scripts will appear under "Scripts."
Sentry CLI now validates that you have provided an auth token whenever you run a command that requires authentication to succeed. If you fail to provide an auth token when running such a command, the Sentry CLI will exit with an error message explaining that the auth token is required but missing.
.cjs and .mjs to default sourcemaps upload extensions (#1961) by @szokeasaurusrex--project argument (#1930)" (#1942) by @szokeasaurusrex--project argument (#1930) by @szokeasaurusrexThis release re-enables releases to PyPI, in addition to the following fix:
--project argument (#1930) by @szokeasaurusrexsentry-cli monitors run command now has two new command line arguments: --failure-issue-threshold and --recovery-threshold. These arguments allow the user to specify the number of consecutive failed checkins that trigger an issue to be created and the number of successful checkins that trigger the issue to be resolved, respectively.--url argument over empty auth token URL (#1914) by @szokeasaurusrexdsyms/associate API usage (#1886) by @Swatinem