I am filtering so only errors coming from my JS files get captured, but something in Chrome is still saying errors from other scripts are coming from mine. I know because the errors reference variables and functions that do not exist in my codebase.
I'm using this on a site with 1.5M pageviews a month, so even a very small number of errors results in quite a number of items in Rollbar. It is also effectively impossible to reproduce the issues since they are client-specific.
My current solution is to work on expanding my list of "invalid" errors that should be ignored. Based on sandstrom's comment, I'm also going to look at the Content Security Policy functionality.
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I am filtering so only errors coming from my JS files get captured, but something in Chrome is still saying errors from other scripts are coming from mine. I know because the errors reference variables and functions that do not exist in my codebase.
I'm using this on a site with 1.5M pageviews a month, so even a very small number of errors results in quite a number of items in Rollbar. It is also effectively impossible to reproduce the issues since they are client-specific.
My current solution is to work on expanding my list of "invalid" errors that should be ignored. Based on sandstrom's comment, I'm also going to look at the Content Security Policy functionality.