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Bumps modules/sentry-native from 0.8.5 to 0.9.0.

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0.9.0

Breaking changes:

  • Limiting the proguard rules in the NDK package moves the burden of the configuration to its users. Please ensure to configure proguard in your project so native methods in your namespace can be symbolicated if they appear in stack traces. (#1250)
  • When tags, contexts, and extra data are applied to events, the event data now takes precedence over the scope data as outlined in the Hub & Scope Refactoring developer document and the linked RFC code example. (#1253)

Features:

  • Provide before_send_transaction callback. (#1236)
  • Add support for capturing events with local scopes. (#1248)
  • Add Windows support for the crashpad_wait_for_upload flag. (#1255, crashpad#126)

Fixes:

  • Reduce the scope of the proguard rules in the NDK package to local namespaces. (#1250)
  • Close the file and return 0 on success when writing raw envelopes. (#1260)
  • Fix event tags, contexts, and extra data to take precedence when applying scope data. (#1253)

Docs:

  • Document convenience PowerShell runners for formatting and tests on Windows. (#1247)

@github-actions github-actions bot requested a review from tustanivsky as a code owner June 6, 2025 03:25
@bruno-garcia bruno-garcia force-pushed the deps/modules/sentry-native/0.9.0 branch from b44b265 to af29ff0 Compare June 6, 2025 03:25
@bruno-garcia bruno-garcia force-pushed the deps/modules/sentry-native/0.9.0 branch from af29ff0 to 1c9aa0f Compare June 6, 2025 06:34
@tustanivsky tustanivsky merged commit f1b662e into main Jun 6, 2025
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@tustanivsky tustanivsky deleted the deps/modules/sentry-native/0.9.0 branch June 6, 2025 06:38
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