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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.

The checks include core tables, optional feature tables such as error_tracker_external_issues, command registration, configuration cache state, notification settings, and GitHub Issue Integration configuration. It does not call the GitHub API by default, and tokens are reported only as configured or not configured.

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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.