Prefer the SENTRY_RELEASE environment variable over the package root version
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Jean85
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This env behavior was already documented like this, so I would consider it as a bugfix. But, this wasn't working because the bundle is overriding the default SDK behavior here: https://github.com/getsentry/sentry-php/blob/95d3d3a518010299fc928609ddb05f0067f0b6ac/src/Options.php#L906C1-L906C61
IMHO we should just reverse the priority, and it seems that this PR is doing that... I have a doubt though...
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Fixes #623. Since the default value for the
releaseoption is hardcoded to be the root package version, theSENTRY_RELEASEenvironment variable is never considered unless explicitly referenced in the config by the user. With these changes, the environment variable is used as default value. If its value is an empty string or the variable is not set, the root package version is used as a fallback.This is technically speaking a change in the behaviour of the config, so it may be worth to document it. However, this may be considered a bugfix rather than an improvement since it was never intended to prefer the root package version over the environment variable.