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Email sdk@revise.io. npm bugs @reviseio/sdk opens the same route. Response times, escalation paths, and any service commitments are part of your licence agreement rather than this page — talk to us about your requirements and we will put them in writing.

What to include

The SDK reports its own identity. Attaching it turns “the editor broke” into something reproducible:
Wire those into your error reporting once and every report carries them. Beyond that:
  • What you did, in the order you did it. “Opened a .docx with tracked changes, accepted the second one, exported” beats “accept is broken”.
  • The document, if you can share it. Fidelity bugs are almost always specific to a file, and a redacted copy that still reproduces is worth more than a description.
  • Browser and version, and whether it reproduces in another.
  • Anything in the console, including warnings before the error.

Before you write

A few problems have well-known causes and a faster fix than a support round trip:
Two copies of Yjs. It identifies its own types with instanceof, so a shared document rejects nodes built by the other copy. npm ls yjs should show exactly one. See collaboration.
The handle was used before a document existed. onReady fires before the first document opens — subscriptions are safe to place immediately, but anything that acts on a document needs onDocumentReady or await editor.whenReady().
No currentUser was passed. Authorship is stamped when an edit is made, not at export, so this cannot be corrected afterwards — set it before anyone types.
Expected. Word records a move as a linked moveFrom/moveTo pair; we record the same edit as a deletion and an insertion, which Word reads correctly but does not label as a move. See tracked changes for exactly what survives the round trip.
npm reports private packages you cannot see as 404 rather than 403. The scope is not routed, or the token is not being read — see access.

Security

Report suspected vulnerabilities to sdk@revise.io with “security” in the subject. Please do not open them anywhere public first.