fix(nextjs): Add sentry-cli
existence check for enabling webpack plugin
#4311
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Our nextjs SDK uses
sentry-cli
(by way ofSentryWebpackPlugin
and@sentry/cli
) to upload sourcemaps. Because binaries (like thesentry-cli
executable) need to be compiled differently for different OSs and architectures,@sentry/cli
uses a post-install script to download the correct one as part of its install process, rather than ship with all possible binaries at once.Of course, this goes awry if the post-install script isn't run, which is exactly what happens when
@sentry/cli
is installed with the--ignore-scripts
option. The resulting missing binary then causes errors which bubble up to and through our SDK to the nextjs build process, which promptly crashes.This fixes that by checking to make sure they binary has been downloaded before enabling
SentryWebpackPlugin
.Fixes getsentry/sentry-cli#1085.