test(node): Test proxy server #10156
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This PR adds an integration that tests the
proxytransport option.To do this I've added a
.withMockSentryServer()feature to the test runner.When optionally enabled, a basic express server is started which listens with an envelope endpoint. Test scenarios can then use the
SENTRY_DSNenvironment variable to set the correct DSN.Why a Sentry server when we have this new stdout transport for testing?
We need to test the transport and assosiated things like the proxy option which can't use stdout parsing.
Why use the stdout transport at all if we can just use this server?
Resources when running tests in parallel?
Because they use the same test runner, it's relatively simple to migrate tests between the two, so once we have a full test suite we can test this further.