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@salesforce-sentry/sentry-isv

v0.2.1

Published

Salesforce Sentry SDK source for ISV managed packages — vendored into your SFDX project by isv-cli

Readme

@salesforce-sentry/sentry-isv

Transformed Salesforce Sentry SDK source for ISV managed packages. This package contains ready-to-vendor SFDX metadata that an ISV embeds in their own managed package under their own namespace.

You do not use this package directly. The @salesforce-sentry/isv-cli vendor command reads it, substitutes your namespace for the {{NAMESPACE}} placeholder, and writes the result into your SFDX project.

What's inside

sentry-isv/
  core/       ← Generated from sentry-core. global→public, sentrysdk→{{NAMESPACE}},
              |  CMT visibility→Protected, field manageability→Upgradeable
  isv/        ← Hand-authored ISV-specific integrations
              |  SentryISVContextIntegration — sets release, environment, subscriber org tag

core/ mirrors sentry-core/core/main/ with the following transformations applied:

| What | Transform | | ----------------------------------------------------- | -------------------------------------------------- | | *.cls, *.trigger | globalpublic, sentrysdk{{NAMESPACE}} | | Sentry_Config__mdt.object-meta.xml | PublicProtected visibility | | fields/*.field-meta.xml under Sentry_Config__mdt/ | SubscriberControlledUpgradeable | | All other files | sentrysdk{{NAMESPACE}} catch-all |

Regenerating core/

core/ is a derived artifact. Regenerate it after pulling changes from sentry-core:

npm run build

The build script copies from ../sentry-core/core/main/ and node_modules/@guimini/apex-json-serialization/, applies all transforms, and prunes the previous output first.

Usage (via isv-cli)

# In your ISV SFDX project root (namespace must be set in sfdx-project.json)
npx @salesforce-sentry/isv-cli vendor
npx @salesforce-sentry/isv-cli setup
npx @salesforce-sentry/isv-cli adopt
npx @salesforce-sentry/isv-cli validate