# Support BitRiver Live is maintained in the open, but it does not offer managed hosting or a support SLA. The best-supported path in this repository is the documented single-host Docker Compose deployment built around `deploy/docker-compose.yml` and the repository-root `.env`. The current public candidate is [`v1.2.3-rc.12`](https://github.com/ProhibitedTV/BitRiver-Live/releases/tag/v1.2.3-rc.12). Include that exact tag (or your commit SHA) in package and runtime reports. ## Start here first - Installation and first success: [`README.md`](README.md) and [`docs/quickstart.md`](docs/quickstart.md) - Ubuntu/XOA package installation: [`docs/installing-on-ubuntu.md`](docs/installing-on-ubuntu.md) - Supported production baseline: [`docs/production-single-host.md`](docs/production-single-host.md) - Security hardening: [`docs/security.md`](docs/security.md) - Release and upgrade operations: [`docs/production-release.md`](docs/production-release.md) and [`docs/upgrades.md`](docs/upgrades.md) ## Before opening an issue Please gather the smallest useful set of details: - OS and shell - Docker and Compose versions - whether you used a source checkout, packaged launcher, systemd install, or another documented path - image tag or commit SHA - the exact command you ran - redacted output from the failing step Useful checks: ```bash bash deploy/check-env.sh go run ./cmd/bitriver smoke --env-file ./.env docker compose --env-file .env -f deploy/docker-compose.yml ps ``` For an installed Ubuntu package, prefer the host-manager surface: ```bash sudo bitriver-host doctor sudo bitriver-host status sudo bitriver-host logs ``` If you are contributing code, run the recommended repo gate when practical: ```bash ./scripts/verify.sh ``` ## Where to ask for what - Security vulnerability: follow [`SECURITY.md`](SECURITY.md) and do not open a public issue with exploit details. - Reproducible bug, docs problem, or packaging regression: open a GitHub issue with the steps, environment, and redacted output. - Small fix ready to contribute: open a pull request and include the commands you ran. ## What maintainers can help with most effectively - The supported single-host Compose path - Onboarding and documentation gaps - Release and packaging regressions - Focused bugs with a clear reproduction path ## What may be out of scope for repo support - Custom Kubernetes or multi-host topologies - Bespoke reverse-proxy, CDN, or networking setups beyond the documented guides - Capacity planning or incident response for private production deployments - Managed-service expectations