fix(replay): Fix xhr start timestamps #9341
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We've been using the wrong
startTimestamp
for the core xhr instrumentation. Outside of replay, this wasn't noticed because we are not actually using the anywhere 😬 But in replay, it lead to all xhr breadrcumbs showing an incorrect duration of0
.Note that this is maybe not 100% correct, as in theory you could call
xhr.send()
later, which is probably the most correct start timestamp. But this would require us to keep the start time somewhere on the xhr object, which is a bit trickier than this solution. So I think it is fine to do this based onxhr.open()
(and definitely more correct than it was before).fixes getsentry/sentry#52790