…surfaces

Add 30-day age checks to trace and span links across issue details,
discover, dashboards, logs, agents, transaction summary, and trace
drawer. Links to traces older than 30 days now render as disabled
text with a tooltip instead of broken clickable links.

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…samples surfaces

Add 30-day age checks to trace links in insights modules (web vitals,
mobile, agents), span samples tables, span summary sample list, metrics
samples, and trace drawer span attributes.

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… event surfaces

Add 30-day age checks to trace links in profiling headers, flamegraph,
profile events table, span evidence key-value list, profile event
evidence, and statistical detector event display.

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The constant is only used internally within the module. Removing the
export fixes the knip unused-export warning.

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Accept undefined in isPartialSpanOrTraceData to match callers that
pass number | undefined timestamps. Add missing disabled prop to
DropdownItemProps in tagsHeatMap and pass it through to MenuItem.

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The isPartialSpanOrTraceData check was using the current span's
timestamp to decide whether to disable links to other traces. Span
links connect to external traces that may have completely different
ages, so a recent span could correctly link to an old trace while an
old span could incorrectly have its links disabled even when the
target traces are still within retention.

Since TraceItemResponseLink does not carry the linked trace's
timestamp, we cannot determine the target's age. Remove the check
so links are always clickable.

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…e view

The trace view already has the trace loaded, so the trace ID
attribute link in the span details drawer should always be clickable.
The isPartialSpanOrTraceData check was incorrectly disabling the link
based on the current span's age.

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Extract the shared MinimapContainer block into a variable and
conditionally wrap it with a Link, removing ~15 lines of
duplicated JSX that could drift apart during future edits.

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Move DisabledTraceLink from components/links/ to components/explore/
where it better fits with other explore-related components.

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The isOld check ran before the isIssue check, preventing issue event
links from being generated for events older than 30 days. Issue event
links (/issues/{id}/events/{eventId}/) do not depend on trace data
and should always be available regardless of age.

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The 'View in Full Trace' button was disabled for traces older than 30 days
but provided no explanation to the user. Wrap the button in a Tooltip that
shows 'Trace data is only available for the last 30 days', matching the
pattern used in other disabled trace links in this PR.

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Remove the isPartialSpanOrTraceData re-export from tracesTable/utils since
fieldRenderers.tsx was still importing from that indirection. Update
fieldRenderers.tsx to import directly from the canonical location
(sentry/utils/trace/isOlderThan30Days) and fix the Tooltip import in
drawer.tsx to use @sentry/scraps/tooltip.

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Use the event timestamp when profile evidence omits trace timing and
block Discover transaction IDs once trace data ages out. Normalize
numeric string timestamps so the 30-day guard behaves consistently.

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Made-with: Cursor

Prevent navigation to trace details for events older than 30 days
in both projectEventRedirect and discover eventDetails pages.
Shows a retention message instead of redirecting.

Disable the "View Full Trace" button with a tooltip and hide the
issues trace waterfall overlay when events are older than 30 days.

Use DisabledTraceLink in trace drawer attributes, span links, and
trace summary sections when data is older than 30 days.

Disable trace column links in discover transactionsTable, EAP sampled
events table, and transaction summary link generators when data is
older than 30 days.

Use >= instead of > for the retention check so data at exactly 30 days
is conservatively marked as old, preventing broken links in the boundary
window. Expand test coverage from 3 to 10 cases including ISO strings,
numeric types, boundary, undefined, and future timestamps. Extract IIFE
in profileDetails to a local variable for readability.

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…imestamp

Move the `isOld` computation outside the `.flatMap()` loop in
traceSpanLinks since `node.value.start_timestamp` is constant across
iterations. Add JSDoc to `normalizeTimestamp` documenting expected
input formats and known edge case with pure numeric date strings.

- Add DisabledTraceLink fallback in ProfileEventDetails for old transactions
- Add tooltip to disabled dropdown items in tagsHeatMap
- Remove redundant && guard before isPartialSpanOrTraceData calls since
  the utility already returns false for undefined

Replace plain container with DisabledTraceLink for trace IDs when the
transaction timestamp indicates old/partial data, consistent with the
app-wide pattern for disabling links to old traces.

Refs EXP-647
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…k disable feature

TransactionEventBuilder defaulted startTimestamp to 0 (epoch), which isPartialSpanOrTraceData correctly identifies as old data (>30 days), disabling the 'View Full Trace' button. Add dateCreated with a current timestamp so the isOld check sees a recent event, leaving startTimestamp and endTimestamp unchanged for duration calculations.

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