Issue: Incorrect argument passed to captureException

Reason: The 'true' string is incorrectly passed as a second argument to captureException, which expects only an Error.

Affected dependencies:
• packages/sentry-plugin/src/sentry.service.ts - captureException: Function does not accept a second parameter

Suggestion: Remove the 'true' argument from the captureException call.

Required changes in dependencies:
• packages/sentry-plugin/src/sentry.service.ts - captureException: Update function to handle additional parameters or remove the argument from the call

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It seems there might be some confusion regarding the file and language context since the original issue was about JavaScript/TypeScript code in packages/sentry-plugin/src/sentry.filter.ts. However, you mentioned Python-specific solutions. Let's clarify and focus on fixing the JavaScript issue first.

Issue:

Incorrect argument passed to captureException in packages/sentry-plugin/src/sentry.filter.ts.

What to Do:

1. Locate the Code: Open packages/sentry-plugin/src/sentry.filter.ts and find the line where captureException is called with an additional argument (true).

2. Remove the Incorrect Argument:

   • Find the call that looks something like this:

     captureException(new Error('An error occurred'), true);

   • Remove the second argument so it only includes the Error object:

     captureException(new Error('An error occurred'));

Why This Change is Necessary:

• The captureException function in Sentry's JavaScript SDK expects a single parameter, which should be an instance of Error. Passing additional arguments can lead to unexpected behavior or errors.

Example Fix:

Here’s how the corrected line might look:

// Before
captureException(new Error('An error occurred'), true);

// After
captureException(new Error('An error occurred'));

If you are indeed working with Python and need a similar fix, please provide more context about where this function is used in your Python codebase. However, based on the original issue description, it seems like the changes should be made in JavaScript/TypeScript.

Let me know if you need further assistance or have any other questions!

Certainly! Here's a clear and specific response focusing on fixing the JavaScript issue:

Issue:

In packages/sentry-plugin/src/sentry.filter.ts, there is an incorrect argument being passed to the captureException function.

What to Do:

1. Locate the Code: Open packages/sentry-plugin/src/sentry.filter.ts.
2. Find the Incorrect Call: Look for a line that looks like this:

   captureException(new Error('An error occurred'), true);

3. Remove the Incorrect Argument: Change it to:

   captureException(new Error('An error occurred'));

Why This Change is Necessary:

• The captureException function in Sentry's JavaScript SDK expects only one argument, which should be an instance of Error. Passing additional arguments can lead to unexpected behavior or errors.

Example Fix:

Here’s how the corrected line should look:

// Before
captureException(new Error('An error occurred'), true);

// After
captureException(new Error('An error occurred'));

By removing the second argument (true), you ensure that captureException is used correctly, which will help in properly capturing and reporting errors to Sentry.

If you need further assistance or have any other questions, feel free to ask!