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feat(vue): Set navigation.route.id from the route name - #22372
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Sets the navigation.route.id attribute (from @sentry/conventions) on pageload and navigation spans, sourced from the Vue Router route name (to.name). This is the framework-assigned route identifier, which Relay prefers over url.template for span description inference. The attribute is set independently of the routeLabel option: routeLabel only controls the span name/source, whereas the route id identifies the route regardless. This is most valuable when to.name drives the span (source 'custom'), where url.template is not set today, so navigation.route.id becomes the only structured route identifier. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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| attributes[NAVIGATION_ROUTE_ID] = to.name.toString(); | ||
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Bug: When a Vue route name is a Symbol, to.name.toString() incorrectly serializes it to the format "Symbol(routeName)" for the navigation.route.id attribute.
Severity: LOW
Suggested Fix
Before setting the attribute, check if to.name is a Symbol. If it is, use its description property to get a clean identifier. For other types, continue using toString(). For example: const routeId = typeof to.name === 'symbol' ? to.name.description : to.name?.toString(); if (routeId) { attributes[NAVIGATION_ROUTE_ID] = routeId; }.
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Review the code at the location below. A potential bug has been identified by an AI
agent. Verify if this is a real issue. If it is, propose a fix; if not, explain why it's
not valid.
Location: packages/vue/src/router.ts#L109-L111
Potential issue: The code at `packages/vue/src/router.ts` sets the `navigation.route.id`
attribute by calling `to.name.toString()`. While Vue Router's type definitions allow a
route's `name` to be a `Symbol`, calling `toString()` on a `Symbol` (e.g.,
`Symbol('about')`) produces a string like `"Symbol(about)"`. This results in a verbose
and likely unintended value for the `navigation.route.id` attribute when developers use
`Symbol`-named routes, which are a supported, albeit uncommon, feature of Vue Router.
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LGTM, but there's also tanstackrouter for vue which will likely need the same?
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Nice, thanks!
(I'm not sure about TanStack Router if it provides the same route names like Vue router. If it does, we can also add the id. If it doesn't that's fine, too :) )
msonnb
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Sets the
navigation.route.idattribute on pageload and navigation spans, sourced from the Vue Router route name (to.name).ref #22069