Welcome. This repository is the public issue tracker for Errlyorbit, a self-hosted, Sentry-protocol- compatible error tracker, cron heartbeat monitor, and uptime checker.
The source code itself is not in this repository. Errlyorbit is distributed as a Docker image:
- Docker Hub:
errlyorbit/errlyorbit - Install guide: https://errlyorbit.com/install
- License: Business Source License 1.1, converting to Apache 2.0 on 2030-05-09. See https://errlyorbit.com/license.
| Where to go | |
|---|---|
| Report a bug — something's broken or behaves unexpectedly | New bug report |
| Request a feature — something's missing | New feature request |
| Ask a question — "is this expected?", "how do I configure X?" | Discussions |
| Report a security vulnerability | Do not open a public issue — see SECURITY.md |
| Read existing reports | Issues tab · Project board |
| See what's planned | https://errlyorbit.com/roadmap |
| See what's shipped | https://errlyorbit.com/changelog |
- Search existing issues and Discussions — your problem may already have an answer.
- Have your version number handy. It's in the app footer and in
GET /api/health/. Without it we can't tell whether the bug is in your build or a release we've already fixed. - Have logs ready.
docker compose logs --tail=500 app workerfrom the time of the incident. Redact any tokens / DSNs / PII. - Be reproducible. "It crashed once last week" is hard to act on;
"every POST to
/api/.../envelope/larger than 5 MB returns 500" is actionable. Use the issue template fields — they exist for a reason.
We don't accept pull requests in this repository — the Errlyorbit source lives in a separate, private repository. If you have a code change in mind, open a feature request issue describing what you'd build. We'll discuss it there; if it lands, you'll be credited in the changelog.
This is a deliberate trade-off: keeping source closed in v0.x lets the maintainer iterate fast on schema and APIs without a public-API backwards-compatibility commitment. The plan is to open the source once the v1.0 surface is stable.
This is a small project. Issues are triaged on a best-effort basis — typically within a few business days. There is no enterprise SLA. If you need that level of guarantee, you can contact licensing about a commercial support arrangement.
By participating in this repository you agree to abide by the Contributor Covenant. In short: be excellent to each other, no harassment, focus on the technical merits.
The contents of this repository (issue templates, README, security policy) are released under CC0-1.0 — public domain dedication. Errlyorbit itself is BSL 1.1; that license ships with the Docker image and is reproduced in LICENSE here for reference.