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Documentation for setting the user context incorrect? #222
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Sorry. This is the documentation for master, which has changed to the setUserContext method. I'll be trying to cut a new release this weekend to reflect this. Thanks. :)--Matt Robenolt@mattrobenolt |
Related to #257 |
This is fine. Both are supported in 1.1.16. |
Includes the following fixes: - fix: Catch calls to iframe content document ([#222](getsentry/rrweb#222)) - fix(snapshot): Fix CSS expansion of add CSS property ([#223](getsentry/rrweb#223))
Includes the following fixes: - fix: Catch calls to iframe content document ([#222](getsentry/rrweb#222)) - fix(snapshot): Fix CSS expansion of add CSS property ([#223](getsentry/rrweb#223))
I think the documentation here may be out of date, or just incorrect.
It says that the function
setUserContext({...})
exists to set the user context, but that breaks for me, while thesetUser({...})
function works perfectly.Minor issue. Sorry for the nuisance, and thanks for creating a great library!
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