Connecting your source control system—like GitHub, GitLab, or Bitbucket—allows PlayerZero to bridge user-facing issues with the exact parts of your code responsible for them. This connection transforms error investigation from manual and reactive into precise, context-rich, and collaborative.

How It Works

When you import your codebase into PlayerZero:

  • PlayerZero syncs commit metadata, file structures, and diffs over time.
  • All incoming telemetry (errors, traces, session data), internal work-items and customer tickets are cross-referenced against your code history.
  • Changes to the codebase—new PRs, merges, and deletions—are indexed continuously so debugging stays accurate and up to date.

What This Enables

  • Trace issues to the source: Identify the line, file, and commit where a defect originated.
  • Understand code evolution: View historical changes, PR discussions, and ownership for any affected file.
  • Contextual Debugging: Connect actions and input from other data sources to related code.
No production code is ever stored—only metadata and context required for tracing errors to the right place.

Connect your Codebase

📖 Follow the SCM Setup Guide →