Bundle sentry-cli in Sentry NuGet package

[bruno-garcia]

Sentry CLI offers many features.
The main features we use during build phase of projects are:

1. Uploading debug files including ProGuard on Android and JS Source Maps
2. Creating source bundles
3. Uploading commit info, to unlock suspect commits
4. Uploading release details, to enable features like Release Health, resolving issue by release and "First seeing in Release X".

While many dev ecosystems are used to pull a binary and run via the CLI. In others, build system automation abstracts these. We integrate with many, such as Gradle, Fastlane and Webpack.

In the current integrations we have a mock server that simulates Sentry and validates things. This helps us integration test things such as symbol upload.

Goals

• Bundle the different builds of sentry-cli in the final Sentry NuGet package - Use Sentry CLI after build to upload symbols #2107
  • Pin the version in a file that can be bumped, triggering download of the newer version.(don't check-in the binary)
• GitHub workflow to automatically open PR with updates for Sentry CLI
  • (Moved to Workflow to update dependencies automatically #2141)
• On Release build, upload debug files: PPDB and native - Use Sentry CLI after build to upload symbols #2107
• Upload Release info to Sentry
  • (Moved to Use Sentry CLI to create release during build #2142)
• Gracefully downgrade in case Sentry is offline: Plugins and SDKs must gracefully downgrade in the event Sentry is unavailable team-mobile#3
  • Already handled via SENTRY_ALLOW_FAILURE env var
• Opt-in to upload on Debug builds (Set <SentryUploadSymbols>true</SentryUploadSymbols> in app csproj)
• Opt-in to upload commit info
  • (Moved to Use Sentry CLI to set commit info #2143)

Relates to:

• Plug-ins should offer an option toenable-suspect-commits team-mobile#33
• .NET MAUI Support (GA) #1850
• Line number for .NET stack traces with server-side PDB support #1740

[bruno-garcia]

To make it easier to get the org/proj/auth information to get CLI going, we can use the wizard endpoint:

• Use the wizard endpoint as an onboarding tool for SDKs team-mobile#26

[jairbubbles]

Hey @bruno-garcia, I was seeing some weird Sentry related errors during my build and I was a bit surprised to see that all this was added to the main Sentry package.

The errors I'm seeing are:

E:\.nuget\packages\sentry\3.28.1\buildTransitive\Sentry.targets(88,5): error : Sentry API request failed.  Either the authentication info is invalid, or the Sentry server could not be reached. 

Please note that I didn't opt-in to upload any info at all as I would need security team to approve it.

It's a geat feature but I feel like it should be added to another package like Sentry.MsBuild.

EDIT : I just saw #2216, I'll update to newest version it should fix my issue