See #1813.
The heuristic we use gives the file in question a probability of 0.47 of being minified, whereas the cutoff is at 0.5. The file also doesn't contain a //# sourceMappingURL comment and doesn't have a min.js extension, so sentry-cli thinks it's a non-minified JS file and silently skips it during injection.
Detailed breakdown of the heuristic
might-be-minified estimates the probability that a file is minified based on several different criteria:
- space-to-code ratio: 0.9
- median identifier length: 0.2
- code shape: 0.0
- longest line: 1.0
These probabilities are averaged with the respective weights 0.1, 0.4, 0.2, 0.3 to arrive at the final probability. There may be room for improvement in this heuristic, but we may also want to make the decision of whether to inject on another basis.
See #1813.
The heuristic we use gives the file in question a probability of 0.47 of being minified, whereas the cutoff is at 0.5. The file also doesn't contain a
//# sourceMappingURLcomment and doesn't have amin.jsextension, sosentry-clithinks it's a non-minified JS file and silently skips it during injection.Detailed breakdown of the heuristic
might-be-minifiedestimates the probability that a file is minified based on several different criteria:These probabilities are averaged with the respective weights 0.1, 0.4, 0.2, 0.3 to arrive at the final probability. There may be room for improvement in this heuristic, but we may also want to make the decision of whether to inject on another basis.