@lysenkooo we expect the release to be a string throughout the SDK, this should be fixed at the source in ReleaseDetector.
How are you passing in the release in your env, via SENTRY_RELEASE?

@lysenkooo we expect the release to be a string throughout the SDK, this should be fixed at the source in ReleaseDetector. How are you passing in the release in your env, via SENTRY_RELEASE?

We use this way:

  Sentry.init do |config|
    config.enabled_environments = %w[production staging development]
    config.dsn = Rails.application.secrets.sentry_dsn
    config.release = Rails.application.secrets.app_build

In that case app_build could be integer since it goes from ENV and being automatically converted.

In order to fix it now we started to use this:

config.release = Rails.application.secrets.app_build.to_s

But we have spent a month to catch this. Because it was occuring only when app_build (which is first 7 chars from commit hash actually) was containing only digits.

ok thanks, I'll modify the config.release= writer to throw a warning if release is not a string instead.

closing in favor of #2004