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Bumps @sentry/typescript from 10.60.0 to 11.9.0.

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11.9.0

Important Changes

• feat: Rename diagnostic_channel, fetch and gRPC span origins (#25601)

  Some span origins changed their names to match the other v11 origins:

  • auto.graphql.diagnostic_channel is now auto.graphql.graphql.
  • auto.db.redis.diagnostic_channel, auto.db.mysql2.diagnostic_channel and auto.db.mongoose.diagnostic_channel now end in .native_channel.
  • auto.http.wintercg_fetch is now auto.http.fetch, as on Bun, Deno and Cloudflare.
  • auto.grpc.serverless is now auto.grpc.google_cloud.

  If you have ignoreSpans rules, queries or alerts on the old origins, change them to use the new origins.

• feat(deno): Add incoming request options to denoServeIntegration (#25493)

  denoServeIntegration now accepts ignoreRequestBody, ignoreIncomingRequests, ignoreStaticAssets, spans, onSpanCreated and onSpanEnd, with the same meaning as in denoHttpIntegration. The callbacks receive the web Request.

  ignoreStaticAssets defaults to true, so Deno.serve no longer creates spans for GET requests to common static assets such as favicon.ico, robots.txt or *.js files. To keep these spans, set denoServeIntegration({ ignoreStaticAssets: false }). Deno.serve spans also follow the client's tracing configuration by default, so the integration does not start spans when tracing is disabled.

• feat(deno): Record request sessions for Deno.serve (#25496)

  denoServeIntegration now records a request session for each incoming request, as denoHttpIntegration does for node:http. This gives release health and crash-free rates for Deno.serve apps. Sessions are sent only when a release is set. To turn them off, set denoServeIntegration({ sessions: false }). sessionFlushingDelayMS sets how long the SDK waits before it sends the session aggregate.

• feat(deno): Register channel injection hooks from init() (#25546)

  Sentry.init() in @sentry/deno now registers the diagnostics-channel injection hooks, as @sentry/node does. The channel integrations now record spans without --preload=npm:@sentry/deno/import, for modules that you import after init(). To also instrument modules that load before init(), such as static imports in your entry module, keep the preload. With debug: true, the SDK logs a warning when no injection is active.

  On Node.js, tracing-hooks messages now show with debug: true instead of with DEBUG=@apm-js-collab/*.

• feat(nextjs): Add a tunnel route handler that sends only the event payload to Sentry (#25456)

  The tunnelRoute option can now send events through a route handler in your app. The handler forwards only the event payload to Sentry, and no request headers. To use it, add this file next to your tunnelRoute option:

  // app/sentry-tunnel/route.ts (or src/app/sentry-tunnel/route.ts)
  export { POST } from '@sentry/nextjs/tunnel';

  The handler accepts events for the DSN of your server SDK. To accept other DSNs, use createSentryTunnelRoute({ allowedDsns }) from the same import. Without the file, the tunnel route works as before.

  Also, the server no longer sends spans of tunnel requests when span streaming is on, because these spans only show the SDK's own traffic.

• feat(nextjs): Never emit trace meta tags from a prerender (#25141)

  Pageloads of apps with cacheComponents enabled are connected to their server request again. Pages that Next.js prerenders no longer carry trace information, so a cached page can no longer connect visitors to a request that was not theirs. This also applies to ISR pages. The pageload waits for the trace information when it arrives with the part of the page that streams in after a cached shell.

  If you set up OpenTelemetry yourself and register SentryPropagator, register NextSentryPropagator instead and pass your tracer provider to markPrerendersOnTracerProvider, so that your prerendered pages carry no trace information either.

• feat(nextjs): Send tunnel route requests with credentials: 'omit' (#25509)

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Changelog

Sourced from @​sentry/typescript's changelog.

11.9.0

Important Changes

• feat: Rename diagnostic_channel, fetch and gRPC span origins (#25601)

  Some span origins changed their names to match the other v11 origins:

  • auto.graphql.diagnostic_channel is now auto.graphql.graphql.
  • auto.db.redis.diagnostic_channel, auto.db.mysql2.diagnostic_channel and auto.db.mongoose.diagnostic_channel now end in .native_channel.
  • auto.http.wintercg_fetch is now auto.http.fetch, as on Bun, Deno and Cloudflare.
  • auto.grpc.serverless is now auto.grpc.google_cloud.

  If you have ignoreSpans rules, queries or alerts on the old origins, change them to use the new origins.

• feat(deno): Add incoming request options to denoServeIntegration (#25493)

  denoServeIntegration now accepts ignoreRequestBody, ignoreIncomingRequests, ignoreStaticAssets, spans, onSpanCreated and onSpanEnd, with the same meaning as in denoHttpIntegration. The callbacks receive the web Request.

  ignoreStaticAssets defaults to true, so Deno.serve no longer creates spans for GET requests to common static assets such as favicon.ico, robots.txt or *.js files. To keep these spans, set denoServeIntegration({ ignoreStaticAssets: false }). Deno.serve spans also follow the client's tracing configuration by default, so the integration does not start spans when tracing is disabled.

• feat(deno): Record request sessions for Deno.serve (#25496)

  denoServeIntegration now records a request session for each incoming request, as denoHttpIntegration does for node:http. This gives release health and crash-free rates for Deno.serve apps. Sessions are sent only when a release is set. To turn them off, set denoServeIntegration({ sessions: false }). sessionFlushingDelayMS sets how long the SDK waits before it sends the session aggregate.

• feat(deno): Register channel injection hooks from init() (#25546)

  Sentry.init() in @sentry/deno now registers the diagnostics-channel injection hooks, as @sentry/node does. The channel integrations now record spans without --preload=npm:@sentry/deno/import, for modules that you import after init(). To also instrument modules that load before init(), such as static imports in your entry module, keep the preload. With debug: true, the SDK logs a warning when no injection is active.

  On Node.js, tracing-hooks messages now show with debug: true instead of with DEBUG=@apm-js-collab/*.

• feat(nextjs): Add a tunnel route handler that sends only the event payload to Sentry (#25456)

  The tunnelRoute option can now send events through a route handler in your app. The handler forwards only the event payload to Sentry, and no request headers. To use it, add this file next to your tunnelRoute option:

  // app/sentry-tunnel/route.ts (or src/app/sentry-tunnel/route.ts)
  export { POST } from '@sentry/nextjs/tunnel';

  The handler accepts events for the DSN of your server SDK. To accept other DSNs, use createSentryTunnelRoute({ allowedDsns }) from the same import. Without the file, the tunnel route works as before.

  Also, the server no longer sends spans of tunnel requests when span streaming is on, because these spans only show the SDK's own traffic.

• feat(nextjs): Never emit trace meta tags from a prerender (#25141)

  Pageloads of apps with cacheComponents enabled are connected to their server request again. Pages that Next.js prerenders no longer carry trace information, so a cached page can no longer connect visitors to a request that was not theirs. This also applies to ISR pages. The pageload waits for the trace information when it arrives with the part of the page that streams in after a cached shell.

  If you set up OpenTelemetry yourself and register SentryPropagator, register NextSentryPropagator instead and pass your tracer provider to markPrerendersOnTracerProvider, so that your prerendered pages carry no trace information either.

• feat(nextjs): Send tunnel route requests with credentials: 'omit' (#25509)

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Commits

• 7b8ce4f meta(changelog): Add cherry-picked PRs to 11.9.0 changelog
• 487097d ci: Stop uploading duplicate tarballs to the release artifact (#25688)
• 1276d41 fix(deps): Allow @opentelemetry/api 1.9 again (#25684)
• c74f77f test(nextjs): Bump nextjs-16 E2E app to Next.js 16.4.2 (#25686)
• 47dec2a release: 11.9.0
• cc40f95 Merge pull request #25628 from getsentry/prepare-release/11.9.0
• 4689484 meta(changelog): Update changelog for 11.9.0
• b94aeb0 fix(hono): Read connection info from the runtime instead of Hono helpers (#25...
• ded8524 test(e2e): Retry tests in all dev-mode variants (#25640)
• 24186f0 feat: Rename diagnostic_channel, fetch and gRPC span origins (#25601)
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