Sentry: Easily upload source maps from a nested directory structure

I am currently developing a NextJs/ReactJs application using Typescript and I am facing an issue with uploading sourcemaps to Sentry artefacts.

Unlike traditional builds, the output folder structure of this app mirrors the NextJs pages structure, creating a tree-like layout:

.next
|__ static
   |__ buildId
      |__ app.js
      |__ _app.js.map
      |__ index.js
      |__ index.js.map
      |__ customer
         |__ [customerId]
            |__ details.js
            |__ details.js.map
            |__ sub folder 1
            |__ sub folder 2

Each .js file references a corresponding .map file. For instance, in /.next/static/buildId/index.js, you will find 

//# sourceMappingURL=index.js.map
on the last line.

To upload these sourcemaps to Sentry, I execute the following command:

docker exec -it wtr-admin_app_container yarn sentry-cli 
  --auth-token=${SENTRY_AUTH_TOKEN} releases
  --org=${SENTRY_ORGANIZATION}
  --project=${SENTRY_PROJECT} files ${VERSION} upload-sourcemaps "./src/.next/static/" 
  --url-prefix "~/_next/static/" 
  --no-rewrite

The challenge lies in defining the correct --url-prefix value. It should be ~/_next/static/buildId/ for the /.next/static/buildId/index.js file, while it needs to be 

~/_next/static/buildId/customer/[customerId]/
for the 
/.next/static/buildId/customer/[customerId]/details.js
file.

Uploading all files under a single url-prefix causes issues with proper associations between .js and .map files.

Is there a solution to properly upload this tree structure where each .js file is correctly linked to its .map file?

Could utilizing RewriteFrames help resolve this issue?

javascripttypescriptnext.jssentry

Answer №1

I devised a clever workaround that enabled me to resolve this issue and successfully upload the complete tree of my minified .js files to Sentry along with their corresponding source map files.

Here's How I Solved It:

I opted to loop through all the files I needed to upload, one by one, uploading each (.js and .map file) while setting their individual "--url-prefix".

For each pair of .js and .map files, I executed something similar to this:

sentry-cli --auth-token=${SENTRY_AUTH_TOKEN} releases --org=${SENTRY_ORGANIZATION} --project=${SENTRY_PROJECT} files ${RELEASE_ID} upload-sourcemaps /folder_1/folder_2/file.min.js /folder_1/folder_2/file.min.js.map --url-prefix '~/folder_1/folder_2'

The Outcome:

Upon completion, I triggered an error in my application and examined the details of the issue on Sentry. This allowed me to view the entire stack trace of the error and access the original/unminified code.

Additional Info:

I performed this process (looping through files and uploading them) using a shell script file.

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