On a Windows machine, utf-8 strings passed to raven/capture will not be properly encoded when sent to Sentry.
As far as I can tell, this is because something in the http stack is using the default file encoding.
Temporary workaround:
Launch the JVM with -Dfile.encoding=utf-8
Potential solution:
Explicitly encode the body into utf-8 bytes.
(defn send-packet [{:keys [ts uri project-id key secret] :as packet-info}]
(let [url (make-sentry-url uri project-id)
header (make-sentry-header ts key secret)
body (dissoc packet-info :ts :uri :project-id :key :secret)]
(http/post url
{:throw-exceptions false
:headers {"X-Sentry-Auth" header
"User-Agent" sentry-client}
:body (util/utf8-bytes (json/generate-string body))}))) ; <------
On a Windows machine, utf-8 strings passed to
raven/capturewill not be properly encoded when sent to Sentry.As far as I can tell, this is because something in the http stack is using the default file encoding.
Temporary workaround:
Launch the JVM with
-Dfile.encoding=utf-8Potential solution:
Explicitly encode the body into utf-8 bytes.