Sentry is not sending the event to Unity WebGL

[Bezemoon]

I have a problem on a WebGL build in Unity.
I have turned off the auto-initialization of Sentry.
And decided that I will turn it on and off when I need it. Initialization works correctly, I checked by Sentry.Debug, but when I throw an exception, my event is not sent to Sentry.
From the logs in Sentry.Debug it looks like this:

Can you suggest if there is a solution or is this some kind of bug?

[bitsandfoxes]

Hey @Bezemoon, sorry see you run into issues. This seems related to #2182
When auto-initializing, the SDK will call into SentryWebGL to handle any platform restrictions.

Since you've turned off auto-initializing - and I'm assuming you're calling SentryUnity.Init - this is getting skipped.
One restriction is the lack of multithreading when targeting WebGL so the SDK has it's own little WebBackgroundWorker.

We're looking into improving the programmatic initialization but in the meantime, and to unblock yourself you should be able to do something like this

var options = new SentryUnityOptions();
SentryWebGL.Configure(options);
SentryUnity.Init(options);

[Bezemoon]

Hi, @bitsandfoxes, when I was looking for a solution by learning how Unity auto-initialization works, I already used this block of code, but still it didn't give the desired result

[bitsandfoxes]

Are there any follow up logs? Is this part of a full game or could you provide a minimal repro for me to run locally to debug this? That'd be hugely appreciated.

[Bezemoon]

I apologize for the late reply, but unfortunately I can't provide you with the code. unftunatel But to make sure that Sentry does not send logs to the project. Just create a minimal project with Sentry and remove auto-initialization and run it through the code you wrote above.