omnibus-instrument-error-tracking

PostHog error tracking instrumentation works by automatically detecting platforms, installing SDKs, and enabling exception autocapture to capture stack traces across web, backend, and mobile stacks. It integrates environment variables and source maps for centralized visibility.

Source map guidance is included in the error tracking setup workflow to ensure stack traces are correctly captured and mapped. You configure source maps alongside SDK installation and environment variable integration to maintain debugging context across deployments.

PostHog error tracking supports both exception autocapture and manual capture hooks. You can enable autocapture during SDK configuration for automatic exception collection, and add manual capture hooks for specific error handling scenarios across your application stack.

PostHog error tracking supports PR reviews, feature rollouts, and production troubleshooting use cases. You instrument SDKs across your application stack to capture exceptions with stack traces, providing centralized visibility for debugging during code reviews and deployments.

The best way to configure PostHog SDKs for exception tracking is using a guided end-to-end workflow that handles platform detection, SDK installation, autocapture enabling, and environment variable integration. This ensures stack traces and source maps are correctly captured across multiple languages and runtimes.

Missing source maps in PostHog production stack traces typically occur when source map guidance is not followed during SDK setup. The instrumentation workflow includes source map configuration steps to ensure stack traces are correctly captured and mapped across your deployment environments.