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fix(sdk): capture cannot change the app's outcome, and both SDKs coordinate on one page - #2442
Stacked on #2441. Part of the audit stack that starts at #2434.
Fixes in the published SDKs (@maple-dev/browser, @maple-dev/effect-sdk). Changeset included.
Bugs fixed
Capture can no longer change the outcome of the app's fetch or XHR. Capture bookkeeping ran inside the try that wraps the app's request, so anything it threw after the response arrived rejected a fetch that had succeeded. Whatever capture throws is now dropped; a real failure still rejects unchanged and is still recorded. The background body read had an unhandled-rejection path and the XHR loadend listener could raise an uncaught page error; both are closed.
Session events carry when and where they happened. Clicks, inputs, errors, navigations, console and network events were stamped when the row was built at flush time, up to a minute later and possibly on another page of the app. A click that triggered a navigation was attributed to the destination, and the trace id was read inside a timer where it is almost always empty. emit now stamps time, URL and trace id.
MapleBrowser.init() with no argument threw, and a throw during startup reached the app's entrypoint. It now runs on defaults with the missing serviceName warning, or returns the no-op handle.
Two SDKs on one page double-reported. The Effect client kept a private set of reported errors and started its own web vitals collector. It now uses the page-wide coordination the browser SDK uses, so an error is recorded once and web vitals are reported once.
The Effect client recorded replay for crawlers. It now applies the same bot check as the browser SDK.
Maple.layer sent no SDK hint. Client and server layers now send x-maple-sdk, as the other presets do.
Privacy wiring. The Effect client dropped the remover for its URL sanitizer, so one accumulated per runtime remount, and it only listened for consent changes when its own requireConsent was set. Both now match the browser SDK.
Smaller
An unchanged stored session record is no longer parsed and validated again on every span and replay input event. The read itself still happens: caching it for a second changed when an expiry is seen, so that was not done.
packages/browser/.npmignore is removed (files already whitelists the published set). The example app is ignored by changesets, so an SDK release no longer bumps it. anticipatedErrorTags is marked deprecated in the docs.
Verification
browser-session: 340 node tests, 73 browser tests. sdk-core: 54 and 10. effect-sdk: 249. browser: 58 and 135. All pass.
New tests for capture isolation, event stamping, page coordination, the bot gate, privacy wiring, the parse memo and init were each confirmed failing with the fix reverted.
Typecheck, lint and format are clean for the four packages.
Not measured locally: the browser SDK bundle budget. No dependencies were added; the Browser SDK bundle budget step in CI is the check.
Left for a decision
The Effect client still starts its event sink when replay and session metadata are both off. track() product events go through that sink, so gating it could drop them.
The browser SDK removes its URL sanitizer before the final flush on shutdown, so its last flushed rows skip the app's sanitizeUrl. Not changed here.
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Bug Fixes
Network capture failures no longer interfere with fetch or XHR requests.
Event details now reflect when and where they occurred, even if they’re sent later.
Browser initialization handles missing configuration and startup failures without disrupting the app.
Error reporting, consent handling, and web-vitals collection are coordinated across SDK instances.
Replay is suppressed for likely bots while session event recording remains available.
Improvements
Session data reads reuse unchanged stored values.
SDK exports include identifying headers, with authorization sent only when a key is configured.
Documentation
Clarified that anticipatedErrorTags is deprecated in favor of anticipatedErrorIdentifiers.
…dinate on one page
Browser session core (bundled into both published SDKs):
- Network capture only observes. Whatever it throws before or after the real
fetch (a URL filter, a body pattern, the background body read) is dropped, so
the app's fetch resolves or rejects exactly as the real one did. A failed
request is still recorded. The XHR loadend bookkeeping is guarded the same
way, since a throw there is an uncaught error on the page.
- Session events are stamped with time, URL and trace id in emit, not when the
row is built. A flush runs up to a minute later, so a click that navigated
was attributed to the destination page and the trace id was nearly always
empty.
- The stored session record is parsed once per distinct string. It was parsed
and validated on every span and replay input event. Reads still hit storage,
so when a session is active or expired is unchanged.
Browser SDK:
- init() with no argument runs on defaults with the missing-name warning. A
throw during startup is reported, what had started is shut down, and init()
returns a handle that does nothing.
- Remove .npmignore: package.json files already whitelists dist and README.
Effect SDK:
- The client uses the page-wide error claim and tells the page's error
listeners, and leases the webVitals signal, so one error is one issue and
vitals are reported once with both SDKs on a page.
- No replay for crawlers, as the browser SDK already does.
- The client keeps and calls the sanitizeUrl remover, and always listens for
consent changes, since another SDK copy can turn the gate on later.
- Maple.layer (client and server) sends x-maple-sdk; the server layer also
names itself in user-agent like the other server presets.
Housekeeping:
- Ignore @maple-examples/effect-todo in changesets, so an SDK release no
longer bumps the example and rewrites its changelog.
- Docs: anticipatedErrorTags is deprecated in favour of
anticipatedErrorIdentifiers.
- sdk-core option resolvers are only used by the browser SDK: say so.
The changes update browser event and network capture, session storage reads, browser initialization, and Effect SDK client behavior. They also adjust replay and privacy handling, add SDK identification headers to exporters, and update related tests, documentation, and release metadata.
Fetch and XHR capture now suppresses errors from capture bookkeeping. Wrapped fetches retain their original response or rejection, and the tests cover these cases and background capture failures.
Event stamping and session reads packages/browser-session/src/events/events-sink.ts, packages/browser-session/src/events/events-sink.browser.test.ts, packages/browser-session/src/session/session.ts, packages/browser-session/src/session/session.test.ts
Events receive timestamp, URL, and trace ID before buffering. Session reads reuse the parsed record while the stored value is unchanged and return a copy of valid cached data.
Browser initialization and packaging packages/browser/src/init.ts, packages/browser/src/init.test.ts, packages/browser/src/config.ts, packages/browser/.npmignore
Initialization now handles missing configuration, non-browser environments, and startup failures with inert handles. The .npmignore file is removed, and the serviceName comment is clarified.
Effect client error and signal coordination packages/effect-sdk/src/shared/flushable-tracer.ts, packages/effect-sdk/src/client/flushable.ts, packages/effect-sdk/src/client/flushable.test.ts, packages/effect-sdk/src/client/flushable-web-vitals.test.ts, packages/sdk-core/src/index.ts, packages/sdk-core/src/options.ts
Exception capture returns trace and span IDs. The client uses shared page helpers for error reporting and web-vitals leases, and consent changes update capture state. Tests and SDK option comments are updated.
Replay, bot detection, and privacy cleanup packages/effect-sdk/src/client/replay-loader.ts, packages/effect-sdk/src/client/replay-loader.test.ts
Replay is suppressed for likely bots. Consent changes control the active session sink, and stopping the session removes the privacy sanitizer.
Client and server exporters send SDK identification headers, with authorization remaining conditional on an ingest key. The documentation and changesets describe the related SDK updates.
MapleTechLabs/maple#2434: Both PRs address fetch-capture behavior in the same wrapper; this PR suppresses capture bookkeeping failures while preserving the host fetch result.
Suggested reviewers:jeremyfunk
Merge Risk: Low · previous review 79bcf
Error reporting can occasionally drop a single error after consent is revoked. The change is otherwise mergeable.
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packages/effect-sdk/src/client/flushable.ts: 1
375-387: Trivial · Maintainability & Code Quality · Low value
Add a note on the error-claim gap when a span is captured but consent later drops it.
markReported runs when spans.captureException returns IDs. The buffer can still discard that span later. This happens if setCaptureAllowed(false) runs before the next drain, because setDisabled(true) clears the buffer. The error then stays marked as reported page-wide, and the other SDK skips it. Consent revocation is the only realistic trigger, so impact is narrow. No change is required now.
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Review comment at @packages/effect-sdk/src/client/flushable.ts around lines 375
- 387:
Add a brief explanatory comment near markReported in the flushable error-capture
flow noting that a captured span may be discarded if consent is revoked before
drain, while the error remains marked as reported; preserve the existing
behavior.
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Review comments at @packages/effect-sdk/src/client/flushable.ts:
- Around line 375-387: Add a brief explanatory comment near markReported in the
flushable error-capture flow noting that a captured span may be discarded if
consent is revoked before drain, while the error remains marked as reported;
preserve the existing behavior.
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On the note about the error claim in flushable.ts: added the comment in a1b87e5. The claim outlives the span when consent is withdrawn before the drain clears the buffer; behaviour is unchanged.
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Hardens both published browser SDKs: capture can no longer change an app's fetch/XHR outcome, session events are stamped when they happen, and the two SDKs share one page-wide error, vitals and consent state. Behaviour is pinned by new tests in each package; safe to merge.
emit stamps timestamp, URL and trace id as an event is buffered, not at flush
Effect client claims errors page-wide in captureException and notifies page error listeners
init() runs on defaults and returns a no-op handle when startup throws
Effect client leases webVitals, gates replay on isLikelyBot, and removes its sanitizer on stop
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Stacked on #2441. Part of the audit stack that starts at #2434.
Fixes in the published SDKs (
@maple-dev/browser,@maple-dev/effect-sdk). Changeset included.Bugs fixed
fetchor XHR. Capture bookkeeping ran inside thetrythat wraps the app's request, so anything it threw after the response arrived rejected afetchthat had succeeded. Whatever capture throws is now dropped; a real failure still rejects unchanged and is still recorded. The background body read had an unhandled-rejection path and the XHRloadendlistener could raise an uncaught page error; both are closed.emitnow stamps time, URL and trace id.MapleBrowser.init()with no argument threw, and a throw during startup reached the app's entrypoint. It now runs on defaults with the missingserviceNamewarning, or returns the no-op handle.Maple.layersent no SDK hint. Client and server layers now sendx-maple-sdk, as the other presets do.requireConsentwas set. Both now match the browser SDK.Smaller
packages/browser/.npmignoreis removed (filesalready whitelists the published set). The example app is ignored by changesets, so an SDK release no longer bumps it.anticipatedErrorTagsis marked deprecated in the docs.Verification
browser-session: 340 node tests, 73 browser tests.sdk-core: 54 and 10.effect-sdk: 249.browser: 58 and 135. All pass.initwere each confirmed failing with the fix reverted.Browser SDK bundle budgetstep in CI is the check.Left for a decision
track()product events go through that sink, so gating it could drop them.sanitizeUrl. Not changed here.Open in [code]smith · Need help on this PR? Tag
@codesmith-botwith what you need.Summary by CodeRabbit
Bug Fixes
Improvements
Documentation
anticipatedErrorTagsis deprecated in favor ofanticipatedErrorIdentifiers.