Description
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Package + Version
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@sentry/browser -
@sentry/node -
raven-js -
raven-node(raven for node) - other:
Version:
6.14.1
Description
When there is a failure to make a fetch request, the errors reported have no information that would allow me to know what request was attempted. The breadcrumb integration saves the day a little bit because I can look for errors in it but it's not solving the issue 100% since with lazy loading the breadcrumbs might be missing.
Would it be possible to provide more information in cases when fetch requests fail?
A typical event for those kind of errors is a TypeError: failed to fetch exception, for example, with an exception message that can differ per browser and even locale so it's hard to ignore it just based on that.
I believe that Sentry wraps the fetch API so I think it is in a position to provide more information in that case.
To clarify, I'm talking about when request has failed to be dispatched, not when the request finishes with an error code (that doesn't report a Sentry event normally). So for example when the URL is blocked through the Developer tools "block url" functionality (easy to test with).