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@sentry-release-bot sentry-release-bot bot merged commit 5089cc5 into main Dec 17, 2025
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@sentry-release-bot sentry-release-bot bot deleted the craft-release-cf64d5423a8dbc74eefea6ec41cb53ca4f22bc53 branch December 17, 2025 19:14
[sentry-ophio==1.0.0]
[sentry-ophio==1.1.3]

[sentry-options==0.0.4]
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Bug: The build script will crash when trying to build the non-existent package sentry-options. The _build function uses subprocess.check_call without error handling, causing an unhandled exception.
Severity: CRITICAL | Confidence: High

🔍 Detailed Analysis

The addition of sentry-options==0.0.4 to packages.ini will cause the build pipeline to crash. This package does not exist on public PyPI. The build script's _download function will fail silently, causing a fallback to the _build function. Inside _build, the pip download command is executed using subprocess.check_call, which raises a CalledProcessError upon failure. Since there is no try-except block to handle this exception, the entire build process will terminate.

💡 Suggested Fix

Remove the sentry-options==0.0.4 entry from packages.ini as the package does not exist on PyPI. Alternatively, if the package is required, it must be published. A more robust solution would be to add a try-except block around the subprocess.check_call in the _build function to handle non-existent packages gracefully.

🤖 Prompt for AI Agent
Review the code at the location below. A potential bug has been identified by an AI
agent.
Verify if this is a real issue. If it is, propose a fix; if not, explain why it's not
valid.

Location: packages.ini#L2544

Potential issue: The addition of `sentry-options==0.0.4` to `packages.ini` will cause
the build pipeline to crash. This package does not exist on public PyPI. The build
script's `_download` function will fail silently, causing a fallback to the `_build`
function. Inside `_build`, the `pip download` command is executed using
`subprocess.check_call`, which raises a `CalledProcessError` upon failure. Since there
is no `try-except` block to handle this exception, the entire build process will
terminate.

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Reference ID: 7665354

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