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Gradle plugin for Sentry Android. Upload proguard, debug files, and more.

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Document custom proxies blocking traffic to sentry.io

mslalith opened this issue · comments

commented

Gradle Version

8.6

AGP Version

8.2.2

Code Minifier/Optimizer

Proguard

Version

4.3.0

Sentry SDK Version

7.3.0

Steps to Reproduce

I've integrated Sentry to my project (mslalith/focus_launcher#383). I'm able to see crash reports in devDebug builds but not in devRelease builds

Expected Result

Crashes should properly report in release builds

Actual Result

Crashes are not being reported in release builds

commented

hi, could you enable debug logs and check the logcat output - it should show you what exactly is happening.

        <meta-data android:name="io.sentry.debug" android:value="true" />
commented

Nothing is shown when I tried enabling debug mode from SentryPluginExtension. Lemme check with manifest override

commented

Looks to me that sentry files are also obfuscated.

SCR-20240216-gyfk

BTW, debug logs are not being shown when enabling from SentryPluginExtension but working if added from manifest.

commented

BTW, debug logs are not being shown when enabling from SentryPluginExtension but working if added from manifest.

Yea, that's because debug in SentryPluginExtension is for the gradle plugin, and to have the sdk debug logs enabled you have to go through manifest.

Few questions to the issue:

  • Are you using self-hosted Sentry or sentry.io?
  • Do you set a proper DSN for your release builds?
  • Are you behind a proxy on your device/emulator?
commented

Are you using self-hosted Sentry or sentry.io?

Not self-hosted

Do you set a proper DSN for your release builds?

DSN is proper. I can see it in debug logs

Are you behind a proxy on your device/emulator?

No. I tested on real device as well

I can see crash reports with debug build but not with release

commented

@romtsn Somehow today I could see crash reports from emulator (release build) but still no luck when tested on real device

commented

@romtsn Somehow today I could see crash reports from emulator (release build) but still no luck when tested on real device

just to make sure, do you restart the app after it crashes? we upload crash reports on restart (to not block the process from termination for too long) and whenever internet connectivity changes

commented

just to make sure, do you restart the app after it crashes? we upload crash reports on restart (to not block the process from termination for too long) and whenever internet connectivity changes

Yes I did

commented

@romtsn Found the issue. When DuckDuckGo's App Tracking Protection is enabled, reports are not being sent. For now I disabled this for my launcher. But I feel this should be properly handled (if it is possible)

commented

@romtsn Found the issue. When DuckDuckGo's App Tracking Protection is enabled, reports are not being sent. For now I disabled this for my launcher. But I feel this should be properly handled (if it is possible)

glad you figured it out. I don't think we can handle this, but it definitely deserves to be mentioned on the docs/troubleshooting. I will address that, thanks for the update!