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feat: add Linux distributions to the os context #1227
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This was referenced Apr 17, 2024
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Also mention the /etc/os-release keys and how they map to the ones in the distribution object.
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Users of the Native SDK also want to search for the Linux distributions their events came from: getsentry/sentry-native#943 The corresponding PRs to * develop docs: getsentry/develop#1227 * relay: getsentry/relay#3443 * Native SDK: getsentry/sentry-native#963
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Users of the Native SDK also want to search for the Linux distributions their events came from: getsentry/sentry-native#943 The corresponding PRs to * develop docs: getsentry/develop#1227 * relay: getsentry/relay#3443 * Native SDK: getsentry/sentry-native#963
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Users of the Native SDK would prefer to identify and search for Linux distributions their events come from: getsentry/sentry-native#943.
After a preliminary implementation (getsentry/sentry-native#963 and getsentry/relay#3443), I think it is time to nail down the specification of the context attributes.
I consider the current naming of the attributes to be preliminary. I didn't want to force the naming scheme from
/etc/os-releaseonto the attributes here (but maybe we should?), and the selection of the attributes is also a bit arbitrary.Only
nameandversionmake sense as indexable entries because the support of other attributes varies wildly between distributions (not only in availability but sometimes also in meaning). Most users probably want to know where issues occur on a specific distribution version rather than necessarily seeing the URL of a distro's issue tracker.Nonetheless, we could add all other attributes we find in
/etc/os-release(in which case I would use the original names. The current mapping is:nameIDNAMEattribute is not stable and changes in some distros between versionsversionVERSION_IDVERSIONattribute often includes version aliasespretty_namePRETTY_NAMEI am also unsure whether exposing
distributionas an object rather than prefixed flat attributes is preferred. All these decisions are easy to revert right now, whereas they can be painful once events are out there.Cc: @kahest