Errors
Query fragment error analytics — render failures and parsing errors reported by client apps.
Options
In addition to the common options, this command supports fragment and error message filtering:
| Option | Abbr | Description |
|---|---|---|
--fragment |
-f |
Filter by fragment name (supports wildcards) |
--error |
-e |
Filter by error message (supports wildcards) |
Both --fragment and --error accept wildcard patterns. For example:
--fragment /user/profile/*— errors in any fragment under/user/profile/--error "*parsing*"— errors containing "parsing" in the message
Full Option Reference
| Option | Abbr | Description | Default |
|---|---|---|---|
--workspace |
-w |
Workspace to query | |
--project |
-p |
Project to query | Current project |
--channel |
-c |
Filter by channel name | |
--version |
-v |
Filter by version number | |
--platform |
-t |
Filter by device platform | |
--fragment |
-f |
Filter by fragment name | |
--locale |
-l |
Filter by device locale (user's region setting) | |
--country |
-n |
Filter by country | |
--error |
-e |
Filter by error message | |
--range |
-r |
Query the past N days | 7 |
--interval |
-i |
Aggregation granularity | daily |
Output Columns
| Column | Description |
|---|---|
| Period | Time bucket based on the selected interval |
| Channel | Channel name |
| Version | Deployment version |
| Fragment | Fragment name |
| Platform | Device platform |
| Locale | Country code from device's locale setting |
| Country | Country geolocated from device IP |
| Error | Error message |
| Count | Number of occurrences |
Columns corresponding to filters you specify are promoted to headers and removed from
the table. Exception: a --fragment filter with a wildcard pattern keeps the Fragment
column, since multiple fragments can match.