feat(samples): Enable Sentry Logs in the Android sample app#5766
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The Android sample already emits structured logs via Sentry.logger() in MainActivity.onCreate, but they were silently dropped because the Logs feature is disabled by default. Enable it through the manifest so the sample demonstrates the logging feature out of the box. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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The Android sample (
sentry-samples-android) already emits structured logs viaSentry.logger().log(...)inMainActivity.onCreate, but they were silently dropped because Sentry Logs is disabled by default. This enables the feature via the manifest so the sample demonstrates logging out of the box.Verified on a Pixel 10 (Android 17): the SDK reads
io.sentry.logs.enabledastrueat init and thelogger()calls are no longer short-circuited as a no-op.#skip-changelog (sample-only change, not user-facing)
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