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Commands ​

Laravel Error Tracker ships with Artisan commands for installation, diagnostics, demo data, pruning, and stale issue resolution.

Install ​

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php artisan error-tracker:install

Publishes configuration and migrations and prints the next setup steps.

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php artisan error-tracker:install --guided

Runs the guided installer.

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php artisan error-tracker:install --preset=local
php artisan error-tracker:install --preset=production
php artisan error-tracker:install --preset=minimal
php artisan error-tracker:install --preset=demo

Uses an installation preset.

Doctor ​

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php artisan error-tracker:doctor

Runs installation and configuration diagnostics.

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php artisan error-tracker:doctor --json

Prints diagnostics as JSON.

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php artisan error-tracker:doctor --fail-on-missing

Returns a non-zero exit code if required resources are missing.

Demo data ​

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php artisan error-tracker:demo --fresh --with-feedback --with-notifications --with-resolved

Generates safe demo records for local testing and screenshots.

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php artisan error-tracker:demo --purge

Removes only demo data.

Demo issue fingerprints start with demo: and event context is marked with _demo=true.

Prune ​

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php artisan error-tracker:prune

Deletes old events, feedback, and resolved issues according to the retention configuration.

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php artisan error-tracker:prune --dry-run

Shows what would be pruned without deleting anything.

Auto Resolve ​

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php artisan error-tracker:auto-resolve

Automatically resolves stale open issues when Auto Resolve is enabled.

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php artisan error-tracker:auto-resolve --dry-run

Shows eligible stale issues without changing them.

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php artisan error-tracker:auto-resolve --days=30

Temporarily overrides the configured stale threshold.

Scheduler examples ​

Add these to routes/console.php in the host application when needed:

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use Illuminate\Support\Facades\Schedule;

Schedule::command('error-tracker:prune')->daily();
Schedule::command('error-tracker:auto-resolve')->daily();

Remember that Laravel scheduled commands require the application scheduler to be running in production.