Puter Support Levels for Repository Updates
This document describes issues requiring repository changes; which issues will be fixed by Puter's core team, and which ones will be fixed if the community makes a contribution.
This document is not "law". It is provided only as a helpful guide on what to expect.
Level Glossary
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| Core | Core developers will fix this |
| Community | We will accept contributions to fix this |
| Mixed | Core developers will fix this if it's currently a priority |
Issues and their Levels
| Issue | Priority |
|---|---|
| Security vulnerability | Core |
| Breaking change to SDK or API | Core |
| Bug in service in CoreModule | Core |
| Bug in a built-in app | Core |
Login/init failure in Docker on release branch |
Core |
| Login/init failure in Linux or OSX | Core |
Login/init failure in Docker on main branch |
Mixed |
| Login/init failure with specific configuration | Mixed |
| Login/init failure in Windows | Community |
Puter Support for a Particular Deployment
If you experience issues on a self-hosted deployment we're here to help. Some issues are related to configuration or environment, so we may only be able to help in a limited capacity. Issues related to data loss, data corruption, or security will have higher priority over other issues with particular deployments.
General
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For Contributors
- Comment Prefixes
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Devmeta
Planning
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- [planning alternatives_to_
](planning-alternatives_to_)
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- Configuring Domains for Self-Hosted Puter
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A_and_A
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Puterai
Notes
Services
Src
Modules
Puterai
- Index (README.md)
- Configuring AI Services
- PuterAI API Request Examples
- src backend src modules puterai config
####### For Contributors
Test_drivers
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git clone https://github.com/HeyPuter/puter.git
npm install
npm run start