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Sentry Release Registry

This is a meta repository holding release information for Sentry repositories.

It centralizes information that used to be in different locations. It is known to be used by at least:

• The SDK docs
• The Sentry Loader for JavaScript
• The SDK update prompt in Sentry event pages

Layout

• api-server: A small web service that services up the contents of this repo
• apps: A registry of all binary apps and utilities we distribute
• bin: Some utility scripts to maintain the files here
• packages: A registry of all packages we publish that we want to collect releases of
• sdks: Canonical representations of packages that together form an sdk
• marketing-slugs: Short names for sdks the docs would use

Some of the information here is maintained as symlinks, so this repo only works on unix platforms.

Adding New SDKs

1. Create packages/<registry>/<package_name>/<exact_version>.json for each version you want to register.

   • <registry>: The package index used. Just create a new directory if you are missing one. Stick to alphanumeric characters and you should be fine.
   • <package_name>: Can be multiple folders, e.g. @sentry/node.
   • <exact_version>: 0.3.0, not 0.3 or 0. Preview versions such as 0.3.0-preview2 or 0.3.0-rc2 also work.

2. Add the following contents:

   {
     "name": "Name of your platform",
     "canonical": "<registry>:<package_name>",
     "version": "<exact_version>",
     "package_url": "Link to PyPI, RubyGems, npmjs.com",
     "repo_url": "Link to GitHub repo",
     "main_docs_url": "Link to platform page"
   }
   

   If your SDK provides API docs, add the api_docs_url config as well:

   {
     "name": "Name of your platform",
     "canonical": "<registry>:<package_name>",
     "version": "<exact_version>",
     "package_url": "Link to PyPI, RubyGems, npmjs.com",
     "repo_url": "Link to GitHub repo",
     "main_docs_url": "Link to platform page",
     "api_docs_url": "Link to API docs"
   }
   

3. cd sdks && ln -s ../packages/<registry>/<package_name> <sdk_name>

   • <sdk_name>: The same identifier used in the sdk_info.name field of the event.

     E.g. the Python SDK sends events like this:

     {
       "message": "Hello world!",
       ...,
       "sdk_info": {"name": "sentry.python", ...}
     }
     

4. Run make sync-all-links to fix up symlinks.

Adding New Apps

1. Create apps/<app_name>/<exact_version>.json for each version you want to register.

   • <package_name>: Can be multiple folders, e.g. @sentry/node.
   • <exact_version>: 0.3.0, not 0.3 or 0. Preview versions such as 0.3.0-preview2 or 0.3.0-rc2 also work.

2. Add the following contents:

   {
     "name": "Human readable application name",
     "canonical": "app:<app_name>",
     "version": "<exact_version>",
     "repo_url": "Link to GitHub repo",
     "main_docs_url": "Link to docs page",
     "file_urls": {
       "<filename_with_ext>": "https://downloads.sentry-cdn.com/<app_name>/<exact_version>/<filename_with_ext>"
     }
   }
   

3. Run make sync-all-links to fix up symlinks.

Releasing

Basically add a new JSON file like above, and run make sync-all-links again. You might want to use Craft which can do this for you as part of your release process.