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.

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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.

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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.

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Connect your Codebase

📖 Follow the SCM Setup Guide →