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This pull request introduces client-side tracing and improved logging for the browser, integrating OpenTelemetry with PostHog to enable trace-aware logs and span export. The main changes include adding new dependencies, implementing tracing and logging utilities, and updating the error handling and initialization logic to make use of these features.
Tracing and Logging Integration
Added initBrowserTracing and startSpan utilities in src/lib/client/tracing.ts to set up OpenTelemetry tracing in the browser, exporting spans to PostHog and enabling trace correlation with logs.
Implemented captureLog in src/lib/client/logging.ts to emit logs that include trace and span IDs, ensuring logs can be correlated with traces in PostHog.
Dependency Updates
Added @opentelemetry/exporter-trace-otlp-http and @opentelemetry/sdk-trace-base to package.json to support browser-based tracing and span export.
Error Handling and Initialization Improvements
Updated src/hooks.client.ts to initialize browser tracing during app startup, enhance error handling by capturing errors as trace-aware logs, and ensure logs and spans are properly emitted when client errors occur. [1][2]
These changes enable richer observability in the browser by connecting logs and traces, making it easier to diagnose client-side errors and performance issues.
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New Features
Browser-side errors are now captured with formatted details and associated tracing information.
Structured browser logs can include severity, additional context, and trace identifiers.
Browser tracing records spans and exports them for monitoring.
Bug Fixes
Error handling now safely returns when monitoring has not been initialized.
Browser logs reached PostHog through console autocapture, which sends
only { level, body, attributes } and has no access to OpenTelemetry
context, while posthog-js explicitly creates no spans. Browser log
records therefore could never carry a trace_id, so PostHog could not
link them to a trace or its errors.
Emit client logs through captureLog with the span that produced them,
and export those spans to the same PostHog project at /i/v1/traces so
the ids resolve. Console capture is turned off explicitly, and client
errors now emit a correlated record instead of a bare captureException.
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The client adds browser tracing and structured log capture through PostHog. SvelteKit error handling now captures exceptions, logs formatted error details, and ends an error span when one is available.
Adds trace exporter dependencies and configures browser tracing to export spans to PostHog. Adds span creation and leaves an existing tracer unchanged when initialization runs again.
Capture client errors with trace context src/lib/client/logging.ts, src/hooks.client.ts
Adds log types and captureLog, which includes trace fields when given a span. SvelteKit error handling captures exceptions, starts a client.error span, logs formatted error details, and ends the span when present.
sequenceDiagram
participant SvelteKit
participant PostHog
participant Tracing
participant Logging
SvelteKit->>PostHog: Capture exception
SvelteKit->>Tracing: Start client.error span
SvelteKit->>Logging: Capture formatted error with span
Logging->>PostHog: Capture log fields and trace context
SvelteKit->>Tracing: End span when present
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Merge Risk: Low · up to 95082
This PR adds browser tracing and trace-correlated client error logs. One thing to check before relying on it: confirm the PostHog project's Logs console capture setting is disabled, because the code-level false does not override it. Otherwise uncorrelated console output could be sent to PostHog. The risk is low and does not block merging.
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- Line 45: Confirm that PostHog’s project-level Logs console capture setting is
disabled; do not rely on captureConsoleLogs: false in init() to override it.
Recheck the project setting after remote configuration refreshes and disable it
if enabled.
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Confirm project-level console capture stays off, because captureConsoleLogs: false does not block it.
PostHog enables console autocapture through either the init() option or the project's Logs setting. The documentation states that neither switch overrides the other. A project-level enable can therefore capture console output despite the false at line 45. Those records carry no trace or span IDs, and console output can contain sensitive values.
Code cannot enforce this setting. Verify that the Logs console capture setting is disabled for this project, and recheck it after remote configuration refreshes.
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Confirm that PostHog’s project-level Logs console capture setting is disabled; do not rely on captureConsoleLogs: false in init() to override it. Recheck the project setting after remote configuration refreshes and disable it if enabled.
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This pull request introduces client-side tracing and improved logging for the browser, integrating OpenTelemetry with PostHog to enable trace-aware logs and span export. The main changes include adding new dependencies, implementing tracing and logging utilities, and updating the error handling and initialization logic to make use of these features.
Tracing and Logging Integration
initBrowserTracingandstartSpanutilities insrc/lib/client/tracing.tsto set up OpenTelemetry tracing in the browser, exporting spans to PostHog and enabling trace correlation with logs.captureLoginsrc/lib/client/logging.tsto emit logs that include trace and span IDs, ensuring logs can be correlated with traces in PostHog.Dependency Updates
@opentelemetry/exporter-trace-otlp-httpand@opentelemetry/sdk-trace-basetopackage.jsonto support browser-based tracing and span export.Error Handling and Initialization Improvements
src/hooks.client.tsto initialize browser tracing during app startup, enhance error handling by capturing errors as trace-aware logs, and ensure logs and spans are properly emitted when client errors occur. [1] [2]These changes enable richer observability in the browser by connecting logs and traces, making it easier to diagnose client-side errors and performance issues.
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