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Support

Where to take a question, a problem, or an idea. Four destinations, and you are not expected to pick the right one — see the last section.

Discord — setup help, is this normal?, sharing a configuration, anything conversational. It is the fastest way to reach a person.

Open an issue on the repository it seems to come from. Say what you expected, what happened instead, and which version you are on.

If a running stack is involved, attach a support bundle: lemonfiber support writes one locally, redacts credentials on the way, and sends it nowhere by itself. Read it before you attach it.

Open it against the spec. A feature request is a proposed change to what the product should do, and this project settles that before code gets written — so the request starts in the specification rather than in an implementation repository.

You do not need to write it as a requirement. Describe the problem and the behaviour you would want; a maintainer shapes it from there.

Not through a public issue. Use the private disclosure path in SECURITY.md.

File it anywhere. Routing is a maintainer’s job, not a reporter’s, and a misrouted report is far better than one nobody makes. Issues are transferred rather than closed and refiled, so nothing is lost by guessing wrong.

Paid support, an SLA, or a promised response time. It is maintained in the open, by people who answer because they want to.

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