Sentry SDK for Java and Android Files

Features

• Add SentryUserFeedbackButton Composable (#4559)
• Also added Sentry.showUserFeedbackDialog static method
• Add deadlineTimeout option (#4555)
• Add Ktor client integration (#4527)
• To use the integration, add a dependency on io.sentry:sentry-ktor-client, then install the SentryKtorClientPlugin on your HttpClient, e.g.: kotlin val client = HttpClient(Java) { install(io.sentry.ktorClient.SentryKtorClientPlugin) { captureFailedRequests = true failedRequestTargets = listOf(".*") failedRequestStatusCodes = listOf(HttpStatusCodeRange(500, 599)) } }

Fixes

• Allow multiple UncaughtExceptionHandlerIntegrations to be active at the same time (#4462)
• Prevent repeated scroll target determination during a single scroll gesture (#4557)
• This should reduce the number of ANRs seen in SentryGestureListener
• Do not use Sentry logging API in JUL if logs are disabled (#4574)
• This was causing Sentry SDK to log warnings: "Sentry Log is disabled and this 'logger' call is a no-op."
• Do not use Sentry logging API in Log4j2 if logs are disabled (#4573)
• This was causing Sentry SDK to log warnings: "Sentry Log is disabled and this 'logger' call is a no-op."
• SDKs send queue is no longer shutdown immediately on re-init (#4564)
• This means we're no longer losing events that have been enqueued right before SDK re-init.
• Reduce scope forking when using OpenTelemetry (#4565)
• Sentry.withScope now has the correct current scope passed to the callback. Previously our OpenTelemetry integration forked scopes an additional.
• Overall the SDK is now forking scopes a bit less often.