I am bundling rollbar in my webpack build, so I am importing rollbar from its npm package. E.g.

import Rollbar from 'rollbar';


// ... somewhere else
new Rollbar({ accessToken: ..., ... })

The Rollbar constructor accepts a bunch of options, and the type definition says that it should accept code_version as well as codeVersion ([here](https://github.com/rollbar/

Per this comment on rollbar.report_message: https://github.com/rollbar/pyrollbar/blob/33ef2e723a33d09dd6302f978f4a3908be95b9d2/rollbar/__init__.py#L427 the body key in the extra_data kwarg is "reserved". I discovered the hard way that, if you happen to pass a dict with a body key, the message you intended to report is replaced with that raw JSON. This was quite difficult to track down, as

It would be helpful for the plugin to warn (or potentially fail) if no source maps are found. If the user includes the plugin in their Webpack configuration, it's reasonable to assume they intend for a source map to be uploaded

At this location:

https://github.com/rollbar/rollbar-java/blob/3197d2e059f4c692fc34c1687d663be18fb2561a/examples/rollbar-java/src/main/java/com/rollbar/example/Application.java#L37

Maybe add something like:

.server(() -> new Server.Builder().root("com.rollbar").build())

That way it should becomes possible to use source code linking. It took some digging to figure this out,

https://docs.rollbar.com/docs/telemetry

Your iOS SDK does it!

We use both for our react-native project and it's limiting to not have this supported on Android as well.

Keep the basic getting started info, then link to Rollbar's docs.