Get help
Stuck on something? Start here.
| Where | Best for |
|---|---|
| Discord ↗ | Quick questions, deploy help, talking to other builders and the team. |
| digstore issues ↗ | CLI bugs, feature requests, anything digstore. |
| DIGHub issues ↗ | Web app / publish / domain problems. |
| Troubleshooting · FAQ · Error codes | Answers you can find without waiting. |
Pre-release — expect rough edges
DIG is pre-release. If something is broken or confusing, that's worth reporting — it's how the rough edges get filed down. There are no dumb questions in Discord ↗.
Before you ask
You'll get an answer faster if you check these first:
- Troubleshooting — the common failures and their fixes.
- Error codes — look up the exact code you got (RPC
-32xxx, a CLI exit code, or a DIGHub code likeSLUG_TAKEN). - FAQ — the questions that come up most.
How to file a good report
A report that gets answered fast includes:
- What you ran — the exact
digstorecommand (or the DIGHub step), and what you expected. - What happened — the full error message and any error code (e.g. exit code
12, RPC-32602, orDIG_INSUFFICIENT). See Error codes. - Versions —
digstore --version, your OS; for the web, your browser and wallet. - Reproduce it — the smallest set of steps that triggers it.
For CLI issues, re-run with --verbose (and --json if scripting) and include the output.
Never paste secrets
Don't share your mnemonic, your ~/.dig/seed.enc, a deploy key, or a private store's salt. Support will never ask for them.
Related
- Troubleshooting — fixes for the common failures
- FAQ — frequently asked questions
- Error codes — every error code in one table
- Changelog — what changed across the CLI, RPC, and window.chia
- Status — health of the DIG services
- Concepts & glossary — the vocabulary, defined once