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How it works
Adding the Flytrap Code Transform
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Understanding Bugs
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Learn how you can effectively triage & understand & fix bugs within a team
Inviting members to your team
Assigning a bug to a team member
How it works
Flytrap works by wrapping your code with Flytrap’s capture functions to capture detailed context from bugs. To do this, it needs to use something called a code transform. Basically, it automatically makes the needed changes to your code.
Adding the Flytrap Code Transform
Here are guides to help you adding the Flytrap Code Transform to your project.
Framework Guides
Next.js
SvelteKit
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Flytrap has experimental support for Rspack. Please contact us at
support@useflytrap.com
if you have a use case for using Flytrap wiht Rspack.
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