GitAuto: makeBrowserOfflineTransport no longer adds types to transportOptions #16
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Resolves #3
Why the bug occurs
In version 8.33.1 of the Sentry SDK, the
makeBrowserOfflineTransport
function no longer includes theflushAtStartup
property within itstransportOptions
type definition. This change leads to TypeScript errors when developers attempt to useflushAtStartup
, as it is not recognized as a valid property ofPartial<BrowserTransportOptions>
.How to reproduce
How to fix
To resolve this issue, update the type definitions for
BrowserTransportOptions
to include theflushAtStartup
property. This ensures thatmakeBrowserOfflineTransport
recognizes and acceptsflushAtStartup
without causing TypeScript errors.Steps:
Update Type Definitions:
BrowserTransportOptions
within the Sentry SDK.flushAtStartup
property to theBrowserTransportOptions
interface:Modify
makeBrowserOfflineTransport
Function:makeBrowserOfflineTransport
function correctly handles theflushAtStartup
option.flushAtStartup
as needed.Validate Changes:
flushAtStartup
functions as intended.By implementing these changes, developers can continue to use the
flushAtStartup
option without encountering TypeScript errors, ensuring a smoother upgrade path and better type safety.About backward compatibility
Maintaining backward compatibility is crucial to avoid breaking existing integrations. By adding the
flushAtStartup
property as an optional field in theBrowserTransportOptions
interface, existing implementations that do not use this property will remain unaffected. This approach ensures that only code explicitly usingflushAtStartup
will leverage the new functionality, preserving stability for all other users.Test these changes locally