Feedback & issues
bctl has built-in commands for reporting bugs and requesting features. Both open a pre-filled GitHub issue in your browser; bctl never holds a GitHub token of its own.
Report a bug
This opens the new-issue page on the bctl issue tracker with the bug template selected and an environment block already in the body:
- bctl version
- OS and architecture
- Whether a Britive tenant is configured (the tenant name itself is not included)
You fill in the title and the rest of the details, then click Submit new issue.
Request a feature
Same flow, with the feature-request template selected.
What gets filed
Issues land on the public smichalabs/britivectl repository. Both maintainers are auto-assigned and notified.
You do not need any GitHub configuration on your machine. The browser opens to the new-issue form using your existing GitHub session; if you are not logged in to GitHub, the page will prompt you.
If the browser does not open
bctl prints the URL to stdout as a fallback so you can copy it manually:
$ bctl issue bug
Opening browser to file an issue...
If the browser did not open, the URL is:
https://github.com/smichalabs/britivectl/issues/new?body=...&template=bug.yml
Browse existing issues
Search before filing a new one in case the same problem has already been reported.