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Just to make sure: There isn't anything actually depending on the lower-level packages like core or utils in this package right?
Also, it might be worth adding @sentry/node as a peer dep with some lower bound.
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@lforst we use getMainCarrier from @sentry/core and a few utils exposed by the package. I'll add the @sentry/node peer dep to the first version that supported lifecycle hooks |
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Added peer dependency to @sentry/node 7.44.1 which was the first version that supported hooks. |
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Our output is bundled by default in an effort to reduce startup perf, meaning our dependencies are not actually required and can be moved to devdeps