https://docs.sentry.io/clients/javascript/usage/#promises
Would be nice to have a global promise catch for sentry.
What's wrong with setting it up using?:
window.onunhandledrejection = function(evt) {
Raven.captureException(evt.reason);
};
@kamilogorek raven-node has an option to do it; we should probably do the same. evt.reason
is often not accurate (or actually an error), so if we could do some smoothing out in our integration that could be ideal.
I think we should table it.
@kamilogorek @benvinegar I need it for ES6 for javascript (browser based).
I would like to catch errors in 'catch' function to send Sentry. If I send errors with Raven.captureException()
method. I have to write the function into all Promise's catch functions.
It sounds terrifying.
Promise.then(() => { // a syntax error or called reject() method }).catch(err => { // handled error })
Could you suggest the best way to do it?
Ah, it's raven-js, not raven-node... I jump between those too often, sorry.
I'll take a look into this soon.
Hello again, Is there any progress about it? :) @kamilogorek
just a bump, I think it would be nice to handle this. is it as easy as an event listener?
This would be a very nice feature.
It is kinda easy @MaxBittker,
window.addEventListener('unhandledrejection', function (evt) {
Raven.captureException(evt.reason)
})
However, only Chrome supports it... even though it's 2018 already :|
Released as 3.23.0
\o/
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Ah, it's raven-js, not raven-node... I jump between those too often, sorry.
I'll take a look into this soon.