Support¶
Thanks for using Clauster! Here's how to get help.
GitHub Issues is the support channel¶
GitHub Discussions are intentionally not enabled — the issue tracker is the single place for questions, bug reports, and feature requests. Before opening one, a quick search of existing issues often turns up an answer or an existing thread to add to.
- A question or something not working?
Open an issue. Include
your Clauster version, OS, and the relevant config / log lines.
clauster doctoroutput is handy for environment problems and safe to share. Before copying bridge log lines, note that the on-disk log is not redacted by default — the redaction you see in the dashboard applies to the live stream only. Setlogs.redact_session_url: trueand reproduce if possible, then review the log and scrub any remaining session URLs or secrets before sharing it. - An idea or enhancement? Open an issue describing the use case — feature requests live in the same tracker.
When fixes ship¶
Clauster releases are event-driven — there is no calendar. A release is cut when there is meaningful user-visible work to ship, not on a schedule, so quiet months simply have no release rather than a ceremonial one.
Two things are not left to wait for that:
- Security fixes ship immediately and are never batched behind other work.
See
SECURITY.md. - Regressions and data-loss bugs get a patch release within days.
Everything else rides the next ordinary release. If a merged fix matters to you and hasn't shipped, say so on the issue — that is a perfectly good reason to cut one.
Because there is no fixed cadence, main can sit ahead of the newest release for a
while — and the documentation site is built
from main, so it can describe behaviour you don't have yet. For what is in the
version you installed, check the
release notes for that tag.
Other channels¶
- Found a security vulnerability? Please don't open a public issue —
follow
SECURITY.mdto report it privately through GitHub's security advisories. - Want to contribute a fix or feature? See
CONTRIBUTING.mdfor dev setup and the PR checklist.
Clauster is maintained by @schubydoo in spare time, so please be patient — but every report helps. Thanks!