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Added Sentry instrumentation around environment read/transform so load failures and transform exceptions surface with path and error metadata instead of silent drops fs-utils.ts:1090-1152.
Preserved user-entered env values by resolving localValue → syncValue → legacy value before writing; keeps secrets flagged and coerces secret types to string storage fs-utils.ts:1153-1189.
Aggregated missing-field diagnostics per variable and emit a single Sentry warning describing count and fields missing, reducing noise while keeping context fs-utils.ts:1189-1206.

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  • Bug Fixes

    • Improved error handling for environment and file processing to reduce silent failures and surface clearer load/write errors.
    • Added detection and warnings for environment variables with missing fields to flag malformed data.
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    • Integrated enhanced analytics and reporting for validation, transformation, load, and write failures to aid troubleshooting.

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Added Sentry integration and tightened error handling in local-sync FS utilities. writeContent now emits validation_failed on parse validation failures (includes fileType, path, error message, contentMeta but not raw content) and write_exception on write errors (includes fileType, path, error, stack). parseFileToEnv and parseToEnvironmentEntity are wrapped with try/catch: parseFileToEnv emits environment_load_failed or environment_load_exception (rethrowing on exception); parseToEnvironmentEntity emits invalid_variable_structure when variables lack fields and variable_transform_exception on unexpected errors. No public signatures changed.

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Actionable comments posted: 5

🤖 Fix all issues with AI agents
In @src/renderer/actions/local-sync/fs-utils.ts:
- Around line 324-337: The Sentry error message "Environment write error" in the
Sentry.captureEvent call inside writeContent is misleading because writeContent
handles multiple file types; update the message to a generic, contextual string
(e.g., "File write error" or include fileType.type) and ensure the event still
includes fileType.type and resource.path in tags/extra for context; locate the
Sentry.captureEvent invocation in writeContent and replace only the hardcoded
"Environment write error" text with a generic descriptive message that may
incorporate fileType.type.
- Around line 1171-1173: The falsy check using "!variable.id" incorrectly treats
0 as missing; update the check in the validation logic to only treat undefined
or null as missing (e.g., use "variable.id == null" or "variable.id ===
undefined") before pushing "id" into missingFields so that id: 0 is considered
valid; modify the block that currently reads "if (!variable.id) {
missingFields.push('id'); }" accordingly.
- Around line 1097-1112: The Sentry event message "Environment not found" is
misleading; update the Sentry.captureEvent call (around parsedFileResult
handling) to use a neutral, accurate message that includes the actual error
message and code from parsedFileResult.error (e.g., "Environment load failed")
and add the error code into the top-level message or a dedicated extra field so
the event reflects the real failure type rather than assuming "not found".
- Line 1116: The check that sets isGlobal uses a hardcoded '/' separator: const
isGlobal = file.path.endsWith(`/${GLOBAL_ENV_FILE}`); — replace this with a
cross-platform check by using Node's path utilities (e.g.,
path.basename(file.path) === GLOBAL_ENV_FILE or path.sep-aware comparison) so
that GLOBAL_ENV_FILE is detected correctly on Windows and POSIX; update the code
referencing file.path and GLOBAL_ENV_FILE (and import path if needed)
accordingly.
🧹 Nitpick comments (2)
src/renderer/actions/local-sync/fs-utils.ts (2)

1196-1211: Consider privacy implications of logging variable names.

Variable names (keys) logged in missingFieldsPerVariable may contain sensitive identifiers (e.g., USER_EMAIL, API_SECRET, DB_PASSWORD). While not as severe as logging values, this could still reveal information about the application's secrets structure.

Consider logging only the count of affected variables rather than their names, or sanitizing the keys before sending to Sentry.

♻️ Privacy-conscious alternative
      Sentry.captureEvent({
        message: `Environment variables with missing fields: ${Object.keys(missingFieldsPerVariable).length}`,
        level: "warning",
        tags: {
          fileType: "environment",
          errorType: "invalid_variable_structure",
        },
        extra: {
          totalVariables: Object.keys(variables).length,
          variablesWithIssues: Object.keys(missingFieldsPerVariable).length,
-         missingFields: missingFieldsPerVariable,
+         // Aggregate missing field types without exposing variable names
+         missingFieldTypes: [...new Set(Object.values(missingFieldsPerVariable).flat())],
        },
      });

1162-1169: Document the fallback to (variable as any).value.

The type cast (variable as any).value suggests handling a legacy or alternative data structure. Consider adding a brief comment explaining why this fallback exists for future maintainability.

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src/renderer/actions/local-sync/fs-utils.ts (5)
src/renderer/actions/local-sync/common-utils.ts (3)
  • parseRaw (85-108)
  • getIdFromPath (127-130)
  • createFileSystemError (212-233)
src/renderer/actions/local-sync/file-types/file-types.ts (1)
  • EnvironmentRecordFileType (25-35)
src/renderer/actions/local-sync/constants.ts (1)
  • GLOBAL_ENV_FILE (12-12)
src/renderer/actions/local-sync/types.ts (2)
  • Environment (108-114)
  • EnvironmentVariableValue (91-96)
src/renderer/actions/local-sync/schemas.ts (1)
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src/renderer/actions/local-sync/fs-utils.ts (1)

2-2: LGTM!

Standard Sentry import for browser-based error tracking.

Comment on lines 1097 to 1112
if (parsedFileResult.type === "error") {
Sentry.captureEvent({
message: `Environment not found: ${parsedFileResult.error.message}`,
level: "error",
tags: {
fileType: "environment",
errorType: "environment_load_failed",
},
extra: {
path: file.path,
error: parsedFileResult.error.message,
errorCode: parsedFileResult.error.code,
},
});

const isGlobal = file.path.endsWith(`/${GLOBAL_ENV_FILE}`);
const environment: Environment = {
type: "environment",
id: getIdFromPath(file.path),
name: content.name,
variables: content.variables,
isGlobal,
};
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⚠️ Potential issue | 🟡 Minor

Misleading Sentry message - "not found" vs actual error type.

The message "Environment not found" is inaccurate. The error could be a validation failure, parse error, or permission issue - not necessarily a missing file. The actual error code is available via parsedContentResult.error.code but the message doesn't reflect it.

✏️ Suggested fix
      Sentry.captureEvent({
-       message: `Environment not found: ${parsedFileResult.error.message}`,
+       message: `Environment load failed: ${parsedFileResult.error.message}`,
        level: "error",
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if (parsedFileResult.type === "error") {
Sentry.captureEvent({
message: `Environment not found: ${parsedFileResult.error.message}`,
level: "error",
tags: {
fileType: "environment",
errorType: "environment_load_failed",
},
extra: {
path: file.path,
error: parsedFileResult.error.message,
errorCode: parsedFileResult.error.code,
},
});
const isGlobal = file.path.endsWith(`/${GLOBAL_ENV_FILE}`);
const environment: Environment = {
type: "environment",
id: getIdFromPath(file.path),
name: content.name,
variables: content.variables,
isGlobal,
};
return parsedFileResult;
if (parsedFileResult.type === "error") {
Sentry.captureEvent({
message: `Environment load failed: ${parsedFileResult.error.message}`,
level: "error",
tags: {
fileType: "environment",
errorType: "environment_load_failed",
},
extra: {
path: file.path,
error: parsedFileResult.error.message,
errorCode: parsedFileResult.error.code,
},
});
return parsedFileResult;
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In @src/renderer/actions/local-sync/fs-utils.ts around lines 1097 - 1112, The
Sentry event message "Environment not found" is misleading; update the
Sentry.captureEvent call (around parsedFileResult handling) to use a neutral,
accurate message that includes the actual error message and code from
parsedFileResult.error (e.g., "Environment load failed") and add the error code
into the top-level message or a dedicated extra field so the event reflects the
real failure type rather than assuming "not found".

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Actionable comments posted: 1

🤖 Fix all issues with AI agents
In @src/renderer/actions/local-sync/fs-utils.ts:
- Around line 1203-1205: The Sentry message uses the wrong function name; update
the message string passed to Sentry.captureEvent so it references
parseToEnvironmentEntity() instead of parseToEnvironmentEntityEnvironment();
locate the Sentry.captureEvent call in fs-utils.ts (the block that logs
variables with missing fields) and change the template literal to use the
correct function name while preserving the rest of the message and the level
"warning".
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src/renderer/actions/local-sync/fs-utils.ts (8)

2-2: LGTM!

The Sentry import is correctly placed and follows standard module import patterns.


279-300: LGTM!

The validation failure telemetry properly avoids logging sensitive content by using metadata (contentMeta) instead. The generic message is appropriate for the multi-purpose writeContent function.


328-343: LGTM!

The write exception telemetry uses a generic message appropriate for all file types and includes useful debugging context (path, error, stack) without leaking sensitive content.


1134-1149: LGTM!

The exception handler provides comprehensive telemetry with path, error message, and stack trace, enabling effective debugging of unexpected failures during environment loading.


1167-1174: LGTM!

The value resolution chain (localValue → syncValue → legacy value) correctly preserves user-entered values as described in the PR objectives.


1190-1198: LGTM!

The secret type coercion to string storage and isSecret flag preservation aligns with the PR objective of maintaining secrets while ensuring proper type storage.


1201-1216: LGTM!

Aggregating missing-field diagnostics into a single Sentry warning event per transformation reduces telemetry noise while retaining sufficient context for debugging. Good pattern for batch diagnostics.


1219-1233: LGTM!

The exception handler correctly captures transform failures with error context and re-throws to preserve the error propagation contract. This ensures callers are notified while telemetry is captured.

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Actionable comments posted: 3

🤖 Fix all issues with AI agents
In @src/renderer/actions/local-sync/fs-utils.ts:
- Line 1104: The error text in parseFileToEnv() is misleading ("Environment not
found"); update the error log/throw to reflect the actual failure by using
parsedFileResult.error.message and parsedFileResult.error.code and avoid
asserting "not found" — e.g., change the message produced where parsedFileResult
is handled to something like "parseFileToEnv() - Error parsing environment:
[code] message" (use parsedFileResult.error.code and
parsedFileResult.error.message) so the log/exception reports the real error type
and details.
- Line 1204: The log message uses the incorrect function name
"parseToEnvironmentEntityEnvironment()"—update the string to
"parseToEnvironmentEntity()" in the message template where it is constructed
(the line that builds message: `... variables with missing fields:
${Object.keys(missingFieldsPerVariable).length}`), ensuring the descriptive text
matches the actual function name parseToEnvironmentEntity.
- Line 1121: The check for GLOBAL_ENV_FILE uses a hardcoded forward slash and
fails on Windows; replace the endsWith check with a cross-platform basename
comparison: use path.basename(file.path) === GLOBAL_ENV_FILE (ensure the Node
'path' module is imported where fs-utils.ts defines isGlobal and file.path) so
the filename is compared reliably across platforms.
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  • createFileSystemError (212-233)
src/renderer/actions/local-sync/file-types/file-types.ts (1)
  • EnvironmentRecordFileType (25-35)
src/renderer/actions/local-sync/constants.ts (1)
  • GLOBAL_ENV_FILE (12-12)
src/renderer/actions/local-sync/types.ts (2)
  • Environment (108-114)
  • EnvironmentVariableValue (91-96)
src/renderer/actions/local-sync/schemas.ts (1)
  • EnvironmentRecord (190-193)
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src/renderer/actions/local-sync/fs-utils.ts (4)

2-2: LGTM - Sentry integration for error tracking.

The Sentry import is appropriate for adding observability to environment load and transform operations.


279-300: LGTM - Validation failure tracking without sensitive data.

Good work avoiding sensitive data leakage by using contentMeta (contentLength or key count) instead of raw content. The generic error message is appropriate for this multi-purpose function.


329-342: LGTM - Generic error message for write exceptions.

The error tracking appropriately captures write failures with context while using a generic message suitable for all file types handled by writeContent.


1167-1198: LGTM - Well-designed value resolution and preservation logic.

The value resolution cascade (localValue → syncValue → legacy value) properly preserves user-entered environment values. The Secret type mapping to String with an isSecret flag is a clean approach for storage. The fix at line 1176 correctly handles id: 0 by checking for undefined or null instead of using a falsy check.

const { content } = parsedFileResult;
if (parsedFileResult.type === "error") {
Sentry.captureEvent({
message: `parseFileToEnv() - Environment not found: ${parsedFileResult.error.message}`,
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⚠️ Potential issue | 🟡 Minor

Misleading error message - "not found" vs actual error type.

The message "Environment not found" is inaccurate. The error could be a validation failure, parse error, or permission issue - not necessarily a missing file. The actual error is available in parsedFileResult.error.message and parsedFileResult.error.code.

✏️ Suggested fix
      Sentry.captureEvent({
-       message: `parseFileToEnv() - Environment not found: ${parsedFileResult.error.message}`,
+       message: `parseFileToEnv() - Environment load failed: ${parsedFileResult.error.message}`,
        level: "error",
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message: `parseFileToEnv() - Environment not found: ${parsedFileResult.error.message}`,
message: `parseFileToEnv() - Environment load failed: ${parsedFileResult.error.message}`,
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In @src/renderer/actions/local-sync/fs-utils.ts at line 1104, The error text in
parseFileToEnv() is misleading ("Environment not found"); update the error
log/throw to reflect the actual failure by using parsedFileResult.error.message
and parsedFileResult.error.code and avoid asserting "not found" — e.g., change
the message produced where parsedFileResult is handled to something like
"parseFileToEnv() - Error parsing environment: [code] message" (use
parsedFileResult.error.code and parsedFileResult.error.message) so the
log/exception reports the real error type and details.

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Actionable comments posted: 1

🤖 Fix all issues with AI agents
In @src/renderer/actions/local-sync/fs-utils.ts:
- Line 1121: The code uses a hardcoded forward slash in the isGlobal check
(const isGlobal = file.path.endsWith(`/${GLOBAL_ENV_FILE}`)), which breaks on
Windows; replace this with a cross-platform check such as comparing the basename
(e.g., path.basename(file.path) === GLOBAL_ENV_FILE) or using path.sep (e.g.,
file.path.endsWith(path.sep + GLOBAL_ENV_FILE)) so the GLOBAL_ENV_FILE detection
works on all OSes; update the isGlobal assignment to use path.basename or
path.sep accordingly (path is already imported).
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src/renderer/actions/local-sync/fs-utils.ts (5)
src/renderer/actions/local-sync/common-utils.ts (3)
  • parseRaw (85-108)
  • getIdFromPath (127-130)
  • createFileSystemError (212-233)
src/renderer/actions/local-sync/file-types/file-types.ts (1)
  • EnvironmentRecordFileType (25-35)
src/renderer/actions/local-sync/constants.ts (1)
  • GLOBAL_ENV_FILE (12-12)
src/renderer/actions/local-sync/types.ts (2)
  • Environment (108-114)
  • EnvironmentVariableValue (91-96)
src/renderer/actions/local-sync/schemas.ts (1)
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src/renderer/actions/local-sync/fs-utils.ts (10)

2-2: LGTM - Sentry integration added.

The Sentry import is properly added to enable error tracking throughout the file.


279-300: LGTM - Validation failure tracking without sensitive data.

The Sentry event correctly captures validation failures while avoiding logging raw content. Using contentMeta (string length or key count) provides useful debugging context without exposing potentially sensitive data.


329-342: LGTM - Write exception tracking with proper context.

The write exception event correctly uses a generic "File write error" message suitable for all file types handled by writeContent. The stack trace and error details provide adequate debugging information.


1096-1118: LGTM - Comprehensive error tracking for environment loading.

The error handling structure properly captures both parse failures and exceptions with appropriate Sentry events. The environment_load_failed event includes the error code for better diagnostics.


1134-1149: LGTM - Exception handling with proper telemetry.

The catch block appropriately captures unexpected exceptions during environment loading with full stack traces for debugging while maintaining the existing error flow.


1167-1174: LGTM - Value resolution preserves user data correctly.

The value resolution logic properly cascades through localValuesyncValue → legacy value, ensuring user-entered data is preserved as described in the PR objectives.


1176-1184: LGTM - Correct null/undefined checks for required fields.

The validation correctly uses explicit undefined and null checks for the id field, avoiding the falsy trap where id: 0 would be incorrectly flagged as missing.


1190-1198: LGTM - Secret type handling preserves security flag.

The transformation correctly converts Secret type to String for storage while preserving the secret nature via the isSecret flag, as outlined in the PR objectives.


1201-1216: LGTM - Aggregated diagnostics reduce noise.

The single warning event aggregates all missing-field issues with detailed per-variable context, achieving the noise reduction goal mentioned in the PR objectives while retaining full diagnostic information.


1219-1233: LGTM - Exception handling with proper telemetry.

The catch block appropriately captures unexpected transformation errors and rethrows them to maintain existing error flow while adding observability.

content: environment,
};
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⚠️ Potential issue | 🟠 Major

Cross-platform path separator issue persists.

This issue was flagged in a previous review but remains unaddressed. Using a hardcoded forward slash / will fail on Windows where the path separator is \.

🐛 Recommended fix
-    const isGlobal = file.path.endsWith(`/${GLOBAL_ENV_FILE}`);
+    const isGlobal = path.basename(file.path) === GLOBAL_ENV_FILE;

Note: The path module is already imported at line 61.

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const isGlobal = file.path.endsWith(`/${GLOBAL_ENV_FILE}`);
const isGlobal = path.basename(file.path) === GLOBAL_ENV_FILE;
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In @src/renderer/actions/local-sync/fs-utils.ts at line 1121, The code uses a
hardcoded forward slash in the isGlobal check (const isGlobal =
file.path.endsWith(`/${GLOBAL_ENV_FILE}`)), which breaks on Windows; replace
this with a cross-platform check such as comparing the basename (e.g.,
path.basename(file.path) === GLOBAL_ENV_FILE) or using path.sep (e.g.,
file.path.endsWith(path.sep + GLOBAL_ENV_FILE)) so the GLOBAL_ENV_FILE detection
works on all OSes; update the isGlobal assignment to use path.basename or
path.sep accordingly (path is already imported).

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