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Hey y'all,

I recently encountered an issue where nearly every API request threw an exception after integrating Sentry with OpenTelemetry in my APIs. This issue only affected my environment, likely due to having Just My Code disabled in debugging options.

Upon investigation, I discovered that a null value was being passed to the Parse method in SentryTraceHeader.cs. The method was attempting to call .Split() on this null value, leading to an NullReferenceException.

To address this, I added a null check in the Parse method before calling .Split().

Please review the changes when you have a chance and let me know if there are any additional adjustments or improvements you’d like to see. Thank you!


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Any particular reason you picked v5 branch for this fix? Would be great to put this out there for v4 too.

Oh, because it's a breaking change it seems?

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Any particular reason you picked v5 branch for this fix? Would be great to put this out there for v4 too.

Oh, because it's a breaking change it seems?

Yeah, I guess it’s because I’m changing the signature of a public method. So the team asked me to open it to v5 instead of main. But I think it will be released soon since v5 will add support for .NET 9

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Big thank you for the PR @Victorvhn and for fussing around with the branches. Much appreciated!

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