* Improve type checking and handle incorrect category in transaction-icon component
* Capture exception for sentry when transaction icon is passed an unrequired category
* Rename ui/components/app/transaction-icon/index.scss -> ui/components/app/transaction-icon/transaction-icon.scss
* Improve type checking and handle incorrect category in transaction-icon component
* Capture exception for sentry when transaction icon is passed an unrequired category
* Rename ui/components/app/transaction-icon/index.scss -> ui/components/app/transaction-icon/transaction-icon.scss
* Add a notification for BSC Swaps
* Add a new logo for BSC sources, update an image for BSC notification
* Mark a BSC notification as seen when a user clicks on “Start swapping”
* Add conditional rendering of notifications
* Remove divider for the last notification
* Remove a divider for the last notification
* Remove !
* Trigger pipeline
The method used for uploading release artifacts to Sentry has been
updated to allow `sentry-cli` to associate our minified bundles with
the corresponding source map file. This should help Sentry display rich
stack traces.
Previously Sentry had used the `sourceMappingURL` to associate source
maps with bundles, but we recently removed this in #10695. The hope is
that this change to the upload process will ensure the mapping works
correctly without the `sourceMappingURL` comment.
The `upload_bundles` function was removed because the later
`upload_sourcemaps` function actually uploaded both the bundles and
source maps.
The `--rewrite` flag was added to enable a newer "rewrite" feature of
the Sentry CLI that they recommend using [1]. This rewrite is where
they associate source maps with bundles.
The `url-prefix` has been updated to be `metamask` rather than
`sourcemaps`. I don't think `sourcemaps` was ever the correct prefix.
We normalize our errors to have the path `metamask/` before sending any
reports to Sentry.
[1]: https://docs.sentry.io/product/cli/releases/#sentry-cli-sourcemaps
The method used for uploading release artifacts to Sentry has been
updated to allow `sentry-cli` to associate our minified bundles with
the corresponding source map file. This should help Sentry display rich
stack traces.
Previously Sentry had used the `sourceMappingURL` to associate source
maps with bundles, but we recently removed this in #10695. The hope is
that this change to the upload process will ensure the mapping works
correctly without the `sourceMappingURL` comment.
The `upload_bundles` function was removed because the later
`upload_sourcemaps` function actually uploaded both the bundles and
source maps.
The `--rewrite` flag was added to enable a newer "rewrite" feature of
the Sentry CLI that they recommend using [1]. This rewrite is where
they associate source maps with bundles.
The `url-prefix` has been updated to be `metamask` rather than
`sourcemaps`. I don't think `sourcemaps` was ever the correct prefix.
We normalize our errors to have the path `metamask/` before sending any
reports to Sentry.
[1]: https://docs.sentry.io/product/cli/releases/#sentry-cli-sourcemaps
A resolution was required to update the version of `lodash` used by
`ganache-core`, and a previous resolution required updating. All other
lodash instances in our dependency tree were within range, and could be
updated in the lockfile.
