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- **Node.js 22 or newer.**
- The GitHub Copilot app canvas / UI-extensions experiment enabled.
- A Sentry sign-in. This canvas reads issues through the
- **A Sentry sign-in.** This canvas reads issues through the
[Sentry CLI](https://cli.sentry.dev) in library mode — there is no MCP server
to configure. After installing the dependency (see **Install** below), sign in
once with the package-local CLI, run from the extension folder:
```sh
npx sentry auth login
```
This stores an OAuth credential the canvas auto-detects. For non-interactive
environments, export a token instead:
to configure. The setup gate walks you through installing the dependency and
signing in with one-click buttons (see **Install** below); no terminal
required. For non-interactive environments, you can instead export a token:
```sh
export SENTRY_AUTH_TOKEN=<your-token>
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This canvas depends on the [`sentry`](https://cli.sentry.dev) npm package at
runtime, which isn't bundled with the extension source. If it's missing, the canvas
still **opens** and shows a setup gate explaining what to do instead of crashing.
still **opens** and shows a setup gate — click its **Install dependencies** button
and the extension runs `npm install` in its own directory (wherever it's actually
installed, so there's no path to guess). Once installed, if you aren't signed in
yet the gate shows a **Sign in with Sentry** button that opens your browser to
approve access and returns automatically — no terminal step required. The gate
clears once both finish; no reload or Copilot involvement needed.
### Let Copilot set it up (recommended)
### Or set it up manually
Because the canvas runs inside GitHub Copilot, the agent can install the dependency
for you. Paste this into Copilot:
> Locate the loaded `sentry-triage` canvas extension folder — the directory that
> contains its `package.json` — run `npm install` there, then reload extensions.
(That folder is `~/.copilot/extensions/sentry-triage/` for user scope,
`.github/extensions/sentry-triage/` for project scope, or, if you installed the
published plugin, `com.github.copilot/extensions/sentry-triage` inside the
installed plugin.)
Then finish the one interactive step yourself — sign in so Copilot never handles a
raw secret. Run this from the same extension folder (`npx` resolves the CLI the
local `npm install` just placed in `node_modules`):
```sh
npx sentry auth login
```
### Or install it manually
If you'd rather not use the buttons (or `npm`/a browser isn't available to the
extension process), you can run the same steps yourself:
```sh
# User scope