Hang on, I already use Sentry
Keep @sentry/nextjs. Point each runtime’s DSN at Telebugs. Error reporting needs no Sentry account; source-map uploads have their own destination settings.
Browser errors. Server errors. One place to look. The Sentry Next.js SDK brings both to your Telebugs server.
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Keep @sentry/nextjs. Point each runtime’s DSN at Telebugs. Error reporting needs no Sentry account; source-map uploads have their own destination settings.
Both. The Next.js SDK has integrations for server request errors and React render failures. Connect the runtimes you use to Telebugs and keep their reports together.
Both are supported by the Sentry SDK. Their setup differs, but their reports can go to the same Telebugs server.
Yes. Give Telebugs the matching source maps and it can show your original code in the backtrace. They don’t need to be uploaded to Sentry.