Support
Welcome to the support page. Whether you’re using Updatecli, contributing to it, or just exploring, this page outlines how to get help, report issues, and engage with the community.
Before You Ask
Before opening a ticket or asking a question:
- Review the Documentation
- Browse the FAQ
- Search existing GitHub Issues to see if your question has already been answered
Getting Help
You can get help in the following ways:
Community Channels
- Discussions Forum: Ask questions or start discussions on GitHub Discussions
- Chat: Join the community on Matrix
Please be respectful and follow our Code of Conduct.
Reporting Bugs
To report a bug:
- Search existing issues
- If not found, open a
Bug Report and include:
- Steps to reproduce the issue
- Expected and actual behaviour
- Environment details (OS, version)
- Relevant logs or screenshots
Well-written reports help us fix issues more efficiently.
Requesting Features
To suggest a new feature:
- Open a Feature Request
- Describe the feature, its purpose, and why it is useful
- Optionally, suggest implementation ideas
Supporting the Community
You can support the project in several ways:
- Answer questions on GitHub Discussions or in the chat
- Improve the documentation
- Help triage GitHub issues (label duplicates, confirm bugs)
- Share examples, tutorials, or blog posts about your usage
See the Contributing Guide for how to get started.
Sponsor or Donate
If you’d like to support ongoing development, consider:
Consulting and Commercial Support
While community support is available for free, we also offer commercial services for organizations that need:
- Guaranteed response times
- Custom development or integration work
- Migration assistance
- Training or workshops
- Ongoing support contracts
These services are provided by Maintainers who are actively involved in the development of the project.
If you’re interested in commercial support, please contact us at .
Reporting a Security Issue
Do not report security vulnerabilities through public GitHub issues. Disclose them privately through a GitHub security advisory or by email at .
For anything else, see the Contact page.
We appreciate your involvement and support. Thank you for helping build a stronger community around Updatecli.