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Get help without exposing sensitive source code. Start with the docs, then send a minimal sanitized support report if you still need help.
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Troubleshooting
Frequently asked questions
Common support topics
Choose the closest topic before sending an email. These links are safer than attaching source code or generated context bundles to a first support message.
Installation problems
License activation
Billing and cancellation
Repo scanning issues
Secret scanner false positives
Git diff issues
Installation problems
Use this path for Gatekeeper prompts, DMG installation, checksum mismatch, macOS permissions, and first-launch issues.
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License activation
Use this path for license import, expired or invalid license files, paid plan status, and signed offline license questions.
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Billing and cancellation
Use this path for Pro subscription renewal, cancellation, Stripe receipts, invoice questions, and billing email mismatches.
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Repo scanning issues
Use this path when a repository will not open, files are missing, ignore rules behave unexpectedly, or macOS blocks folder access.
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Secret scanner false positives
Use this path when a test fixture, example value, or synthetic demo credential is flagged before copy/export.
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Git diff issues
Use this path for missing refs, shallow clones, large diffs, rename handling, deleted files, and base/head confusion.
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How to send a safe support report
A good first report is specific and sanitized. It should help reproduce the problem without exposing client-confidential material.
Include
- PastePrompt version and release channel.
- macOS version and Apple Silicon or Intel architecture.
- Which workflow failed: install, license, repo scan, scanner, Git diff, or export.
- Exact error text or a sanitized screenshot.
- Whether the repository is local, external drive, network drive, or synced folder.
- For Git issues, sanitized base/head ref names and whether the refs exist locally.
Do not include unless explicitly requested through a secure channel
- source code;
- private keys, API keys, tokens, passwords, or license secrets;
- client-confidential repository names, issue details, audit reports, or generated bundles;
- full filesystem paths that expose client names or private projects.
Still blocked?
Contact support with a sanitized report. Do not attach private source files, secrets, generated bundles, or client-confidential material in a first-contact email.