ref(hub): Convert Session class to object and functions
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fix after merging #5054 which left an unresolved conflict in Migration.MD that emerged while rebasing the PR onto the current 7.x branch.
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convert the `Session` class to a more FP style `Session` object with additional functions that replace the methods of the class. API-wise, this makes the following changes: * `new Session(context)` => `makeSession(context)` * `session.update(context)` => `updateSession(session, context)` * `session.close(status)` => `closeSession(session, status)` `session.toJSON()` is left untouched because this method is called when the Session object is serialized to the JSON object that's sent to the Sentry servers. Additionally, this modify the session-related interfaces. Interface `Session` now describes the session object while the `SessionContext` interface is used to make modifications to the session by calling `updateSession`. Note that `updateSession` and `closeSession` mutate the session object that's passed in as a parameter. I originally wanted to return a new, mutated, object and leave the original one untouched instead of changing it. However this is unfortunately not possible (without bigger modifications) as `BaseClient` makes a modification to a session after it's already passed to `sendSession` to keep it from getting re-sent as a new session.
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fix after merging #5054 which left an unresolved conflict in Migration.MD that emerged while rebasing the PR onto the current 7.x branch.
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This PR converts the
Sessionclass to a more FP styleSessionobject with additional functions that replace the methods of the class.API-wise, This PR makes the following changes:
new Session(context)=>makeSession(context)session.update(context)=>updateSession(session, context)session.close(status)=>closeSession(session, status)session.toJSON()is left untouched because this method is called when the Session object is serialized to the JSON object that's sent to the Sentry servers.Additionally, this PR modifies the session-related interfaces. Interface
Sessionnow describes the session object while theSessionContextinterface is used to make modifications to the session by callingupdateSession.Note that
updateSessionandcloseSessionmutate the session object that's passed in as a parameter. I originally wanted to return a new, mutated, object and leave the original one untouched instead of changing it. However this is unfortunately not possible (without bigger modifications) asBaseClientmakes a modification to a session after it's already passed tosendSessionto keep it from getting re-sent as a new session.ref: https://getsentry.atlassian.net/browse/WEB-815