ref(serverless): Remove rethrowAfterCapture
use in AWS lambda wrapper
#4448
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This PR removes the use of the
rethrowAfterCapture
option from the AWS handler-wrapping function@sentry/serverless
provides. Without its use, the code follows the same path as it has been when the option has been set to its default value, which istrue
. Though this is technically a breaking change for anyone who currently has it set tofalse
,a) the option has never been documented,
b) it never should have existed in the first place (we do error monitoring, not error handling, meaning there should be no question as to whether we rethrow the error after recording it),
c) of all of the public projects on GH, only three are using it set explicitly to
true
, and zero are using it set tofalse
.For the three projects using it set to
true
, there is no behavior change. Further, since all three are written in TS, the option hasn't been removed from theWrapperOptions
type, so that their continuing to pass it doesn’t cause type errors. It has been made optional, though, so that our non-use of it also doesn't cause type errors. There's also a TODO so that we remember to remove it in v7.Fixes #3364.