Hybrid SDKs must import <Sentry/PrivateSentrySDKOnly.h> explicit

[brustolin]

Hybrids SDKs, when using PrivateSentrySDKOnly class, have to implicitly import <Sentry/PrivateSentrySDKOnly.h> alongside <Sentry/Sentry.h>.

We plan to remove PrivateSentrySDKOnly.h from the public header in the next major.

• React Native
• Flutter/Dart
• Unity
• Maui
• Capacitor
• Cordova

[marandaneto]

This affects all the platforms that ship the Cocoa SDK, such as Cordova, Capacitor, etc.
cc @kahest since you are collaborating with some of those.

[marandaneto]

For Flutter since it uses Swift, we have to create a Module I guess.
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/32149371/import-objective-c-framework-into-swift-framework-google-analytics-cocoapod

[lucas-zimerman]

@marandaneto It may also affect Maui?
@brustolin Is there any Alpha/Beta version with this change?

[brustolin]

@lucas-zimerman Yes getsentry/sentry-cocoa#2317

[marandaneto]

@brustolin I didn't find an easy way to do that on Flutter, maybe it requires specific tweaks because its Swift, or is there an easy way?
See #66 (comment)

[brustolin]

@marandaneto we need a different strategy for Flutter.
We need this approved.
But dont worry, I will do this for Flutter.

[brustolin]

@bitsandfoxes I believe Unity is already setup this way right? Nothing to do there.

[brustolin]

Hey @mattjohnsonpint. I believe this don't apply to Maui, can you confirm?

Since .NET references objc classes with an Attribute

[BaseType (typeof(NSObject), Name="PrivateSentrySDKOnly")]

You dont actually need to import a header explicit, is this correct?

[brustolin]

@marandaneto Is Cordova SDK dead?
It is really outdated, it uses a Sentry cocoa version that didn't even have the PrivateSentrySDKOnly yet.

[marandaneto]

@marandaneto Is Cordova SDK dead? It is really outdated, it uses a Sentry cocoa version that didn't even have the PrivateSentrySDKOnly yet.

IDK the state of Cordova, maybe @kahest

[kahest]

We'll look into that, we should have the numbers. Also @brustolin can we close getsentry/sentry-cordova#291 then?

[brustolin]

We'll look into that, we should have the numbers. Also @brustolin can we close getsentry/sentry-cordova#291 then?

Yes. When we update Cordova, we do it with this in mind.

[mattjohnsonpint]

You dont actually need to import a header explicit, is this correct?

Correct. The headers were only used when we generated the bindings initially. We should be fine, as long as the definitions don't change. If they do, then we can update manually.

[brustolin]

Migration complete!!