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I have following issue:



+1 on this.
Please make sure that the
release and dist tag of the event, matches exactly with the release & dist of the artifact in the release section.
You can find the actual release name in the url when you click on artifacts.
The dist can be found beside the file name.
@HazAT Thanks for replying, I checked my tags, it's not showing the dist tag at all on my event, under the artifact the dist tag says 'none'. The release tag matches though.
@jaychenjun Can you post a link to an event so I can take a look please?
I'm experiencing the same issue.
Distribution is listed as NONE next to the artefacts, and there is no apparent dist next to the filename on the event.
I'm finding the same thing happening, and am not sure which end it's on (sentry or expo).
My artefacts are uploaded fine and appear to have source maps correctly mapped to the bundles:
| Name | Distribution | Source Map | Size |
+-----------------------+--------------+------------------+--------+
| ~/main.android.bundle | | main.android.map | 2.40MB |
| ~/main.android.map | | | 8.26MB |
| ~/main.ios.bundle | | main.ios.map | 2.41MB |
| ~/main.ios.map | | | 8.30MB |
+-----------------------+--------------+------------------+--------+
This is correctly shown under the release for which I expect these to have been uploaded.
When an issue is received for this release, it correctly shows in Sentry:

However the actual issue shows this:

With the non-sourcemapped stacktrace:

+1 on this,
I am facing the same problem.
Source code was not found
Url : app:///index.delta
+1 on this. I have the same problem. Works on sentry's hosted servers, but not on our private server.
Same script, works on ios but showing error on android:
Source code was not found: "url: app:///index.delta"
We solved it on our end. It was failing because the sentry workers did not have access to the sourcemap folder on the primary node, so when we uploaded the sourcemap the worker wasn't able to parse it.
"app:///index.delta" means that the crash happened on a test device connected to the test server. I would not expect the stack traces to be correct in that case.
@shortcarver I think that's right here. Is there anything special about your on-prem setup you had to do? We've got S3 configured and artefacts are finding their way up fine, but it seems sentry still 404s when it tries to resolve them internally.
I am closing all old issues, please if this is still a problem feel free to revive it.
Also, consider moving to our new SDK @sentry/react-native if it still happens there please open a new issue.
FWIW I think this issue can be potentially caused by invalid filesystem permissions for sourcemaps (for anyone who stumbles upon this in future).
Yes, that was our problem.
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Same script, works on ios but showing error on android:
Source code was not found: "url: app:///index.delta"
same here.
On iOS:
Source code was not found
Url app:///main.jsbundle
production environment
react native 0.60.4
@sentry/react-native 1.0.9
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We solved it on our end. It was failing because the sentry workers did not have access to the sourcemap folder on the primary node, so when we uploaded the sourcemap the worker wasn't able to parse it.
"app:///index.delta" means that the crash happened on a test device connected to the test server. I would not expect the stack traces to be correct in that case.