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fix(profiling): keep frame-level platform information when available in mixed stack traces #68694
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so we should only set it explicitly when we're dealing with symbolicated frames
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since at this point we're dealing with platforms that didn't set it in previous steps
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…in mixed stack traces (#68694) Way back we added [frame-level](https://github.com/getsentry/vroom/blob/main/internal/frame/frame.go#L42) platform information in `vroom`, but we're not passing this information down from `sentry`. This will help us to distinguish between `js` and `cocoa` frames in mixed stack traces scenarios (such as for react-native).
Way back we added frame-level platform information in
vroom
, but we're not passing this information down fromsentry
.This will help us to distinguish between
js
andcocoa
frames in mixed stack traces scenarios (such as for react-native).