fix(observability): stop local dev reporting into the production Sentry project - #82
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…ry project Over the last 30 days the production Sentry project took 563 events from `environment: development` and 2 from real deploys. Every unresolved issue but two is a laptop: localhost URLs, `server_name: Kaustavs-MacBook-Pro.local`, and stack frames rooted in `/Users/kaustavghosh/.../.claude/worktrees/...`. The real signal was buried under Turbopack panics and P2021 "table does not exist" errors from un-migrated local databases. Two causes, both fixed here: 1. Every Sentry config fell back to a hard-coded DSN when NEXT_PUBLIC_SENTRY_DSN was unset, so *any* clone reported into production whatever the developer did with their .env. The fallback is gone — an unset DSN now means "do not report". The DSN is set on Netlify for all contexts. 2. No `environment` was set, so Sentry inferred it from NODE_ENV. That cannot distinguish a Netlify production deploy from a PR preview: LMS_WEB-J was a deploy-preview-72 error tagged `production`. Both answers now come from the Netlify deploy context via the existing NEXT_PUBLIC_DEPLOY_CONTEXT plumbing (src/lib/deploy-context.ts) rather than a parallel mechanism. Production, deploy-preview and branch-deploy all still report, each with its own `environment` tag; only laptops go quiet. NEXT_PUBLIC_SENTRY_FORCE_ENABLE=true re-enables reporting locally on purpose. `sentryEnabled` is an allowlist rather than `!== "local"`, matching the existing `showAllSurfaces` convention: an unrecognised CONTEXT falls through to disabled, so a misconfigured build is silent instead of flooding production. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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In @.env.example:
- Around line 44-52: Update the Sentry comments in the environment example to
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NEXT_PUBLIC_SENTRY_FORCE_ENABLE is an exception; state that deliberate laptop
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The Sentry block claimed reporting is off locally "regardless of these", which the NEXT_PUBLIC_SENTRY_FORCE_ENABLE escape hatch two lines below contradicts — and force-enable on its own still sends nothing, because Sentry.init has no DSN fallback any more. Say both. Comment-only change to .env.example; no behaviour change. Part of #82 Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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What the Sentry triage actually found
I went through all 25 unresolved issues. The headline number:
developmentproduction28 of the 30 unresolved issues are
environment: development— one laptop, reporting into the production Sentry project. Evidence is consistent across all of them:localhost:3000/3111/3123URLs,server_name: Kaustavs-MacBook-Pro.local, and stack frames rooted in/Users/kaustavghosh/Desktop/elluminar_web/.claude/worktrees/....Critically, the four
PrismaClientKnownRequestErrorgroups flagged as "probably real" are not real. All carry Prisma codeP2021— "The tablepublic.Xdoes not exist in the current database", from agent worktrees pointed at an un-migrated local Postgres. Nothing to fix inhero-picks.tsor the storefront page; PR #78 and #80 are not implicated.The two changes
Two independent causes let local dev reach production Sentry, and only fixing one would not have worked:
sentry.server.config.ts,sentry.edge.config.tsandsrc/instrumentation-client.ts. UnsettingNEXT_PUBLIC_SENTRY_DSNlocally would not have stopped the noise — any clone reported into production regardless. Removed; an unset DSN now means "do not report".environmentwas ever set, so Sentry inferred it fromNODE_ENV, which cannot tell a Netlify production deploy from a PR preview. That is whyLMS_WEB-J— an error ondeploy-preview-72--elluminar.netlify.app— is taggedproduction.Both answers now come from the existing
NEXT_PUBLIC_DEPLOY_CONTEXTplumbing insrc/lib/deploy-context.ts, reused rather than duplicated, in a newsrc/lib/sentry-env.ts:environmentproductionproductiondeploy-previewpreviewbranch-deploybranch-deploydev/ local / unrecogniseddevelopmentProduction and preview capture is unchanged — only laptops go quiet.
NEXT_PUBLIC_SENTRY_FORCE_ENABLE=truere-enables reporting locally on purpose.sentryEnabled()is an allowlist, not!== "local", matching theshowAllSurfaces()convention already indeploy-context.ts: an unrecognised or missing CONTEXT falls through to disabled, so a misconfigured build is silent rather than flooding production.The one genuinely real production error — already fixed by #79, so untouched here
LMS_WEB-4is the only true production error in the project: Better AuthProvider not foundforprovider: "google", on AWS Lambdaus-east-2(Netlify), from a real user in Columbus, US.It is a real bug.
src/lib/auth/index.tsspreadssocialProviders.googleonly whenGOOGLE_CLIENT_IDandGOOGLE_CLIENT_SECRETare set (neither appears in the Netlify env), whilesrc/app/(auth)/sign-in/page.tsxrenders "Continue with Google" unconditionally. A real user clicked a button that could never work.PR #79 (
feat/auth-onboarding-sso) already fixes exactly this — it converts the sign-in page to a server shell passinggoogleEnabled={Boolean(env.GOOGLE_CLIENT_ID && env.GOOGLE_CLIENT_SECRET)}, and its own comment names the failure mode: "with no GOOGLE_CLIENT_ID the button used to render and then fail on click." I deliberately wrote no fix for it — duplicating it would conflict with #79 insrc/app/(auth)/**.Overlap with in-flight PRs
None. #77, #78, #79, #80 and #81 collectively touch zero of the files here — no Sentry config, no
next.config.ts, nonetlify.toml, nodeploy-context.ts. Verified by diffing all five.For the record, the contended files I explicitly stayed out of:
src/lib/auth/**(#77, #79),src/lib/catalog.ts(#80),src/lib/marketing/hero-picks.ts(#78, which creates it),src/actions/course.ts(#77 and #81 — those two overlap each other in the same import block and will likely conflict once either merges).Sentry issues I resolved
I resolved the 28 issues confirmed as local-dev noise, each with a reason recorded in its activity feed. I left both production-environment issues (
LMS_WEB-4,LMS_WEB-J) unresolved.Gates
tsc --noEmit— cleaneslint— 0 errors (3 pre-existing warnings, none in these files)vitest run— 122 passed / 14 files, including 7 new tests intests/unit/sentry-env.test.tscovering the production/preview/branch capture guarantee and the allowlist fallthroughPer the repo constraint,
pnpm buildwas not run — CI covers it.prisma generatewas run locally for typecheck only (codegen, no DB connection); no database was written.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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