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A command line utility to work with Sentry.

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By helper functions, we mean standalone functions like `log_headers` and `dump_response` which are outside an `impl` block. We should only split out functions where it makes sense to do so.

Status: Backlog

Sentry CLI currently does not support chunk uploading Proguard mappings via the `sentry-cli upload-proguard` subcommand. However, it appears that the Sentry backend might already support these uploads via the assemble...

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Refactor the code path used for chunk uploading debug information files to be generalized to support chunk uploading other file types (such as Proguard files). For example, the `ChunkedDIFMatch` struct...

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Our current chunk uploading tests don't appear to actually verify that inputting a given file to Sentry CLI for chunk upload produces the expected chunks. Before refactoring the chunk uploading...

### CLI Version 2.33.1 ### Operating System and Architecture - [ ] macOS (arm64) - [ ] macOS (x86_64) - [ ] Linux (i686) - [ ] Linux (x86_64) -...

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### CLI Version 2.36.1 ### Operating System and Architecture - [ ] macOS (arm64) - [ ] macOS (x86_64) - [ ] Linux (i686) - [x] Linux (x86_64) - [...

We do not currently instrument Sentry CLI with Sentry because users may not want us to know about how they are using Sentry CLI. However, having Sentry instrumented in Sentry...

### CLI Version sentry-cli 2.37.0 ### Operating System and Architecture - [ ] macOS (arm64) - [ ] macOS (x86_64) - [ ] Linux (i686) - [x] Linux (x86_64) -...

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### CLI Version 2.37.0 ### Operating System and Architecture - [x] macOS (arm64) - [ ] macOS (x86_64) - [ ] Linux (i686) - [ ] Linux (x86_64) - [...

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Let's investigate how we could gather more metrics on how Sentry CLI is being used (which commands folks use, what versions are most common, etc). Perhaps this could be done...