feat(issues): Hide package and address for non-native frames in mixed stacktraces#107318
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feat(issues): Hide package and address for non-native frames in mixed stacktraces#107318
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… stacktraces In mixed stacktraces, native attributes like package names and instruction addresses are not meaningful for non-native frames (Java, Kotlin, JavaScript). This conditionally hides these attributes based on frame.platform, ensuring cleaner display in Android NDK and similar mixed-platform stacktraces.
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Update getStacktracePlatform to prioritize the event platform when present in any frame, before falling back to the first frame with a different platform. This ensures native information (package and address) is only shown for truly native frames in mixed stacktraces. Restructure nativeFrame layout to consistently wrap native-specific elements, making the conditional rendering logic clearer and more maintainable. Add test coverage for the updated platform detection logic.
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In mixed stacktraces (e.g., Android NDK with both native and Java/Kotlin frames), native-specific attributes like package names and instruction addresses are not meaningful for non-native frames and add visual clutter.
This change conditionally displays these attributes based on the frame's platform. The
frame.platformproperty takes precedence over the event platform when determining whether to show native debugging information, ensuring that Java, Kotlin, and JavaScript frames display cleanly without confusing native-only details.Changes:
isNativePlatform()utility to identify native platformsNativeFramecomponent