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Electron 8 started throwing deprecation warnings for IPC method calls that have non-cloneable JavaScript objects as params. This is so they can move to a more efficient serializer from the V8 engine.
Electron 8 started throwing deprecation warnings for IPC method calls that have non-cloneable JavaScript objects as params. This is so they can move to a more efficient serializer from the V8 engine.
You can check more details in here:
electron/electron#20214
From my investigations, Sentry is sending such non-cloneable objects at the following lines:
https://github.com/getsentry/sentry-electron/blob/master/src/renderer/backend.ts#L51
https://github.com/getsentry/sentry-electron/blob/master/src/renderer/backend.ts#L61
It still works on Electron 8, with deprecation warnings, and will stop working on Electron 9 according to their roadmap.
Personal note: I HATE when I have deprecation warnings in my application.
Thanks!
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