Rollbar | Error Tracking Tool That Fixes Errors Too

Error tracking that ends in a fix.
Rollbar is code-first observability. It starts at the code running in production, connects errors, replays, and releases in one place, and points you to the code behind each error. Resolve writes a tested fix and opens the pull request for you to approve. When you want the same kind of line working your whole backlog, Rollbar Lines runs it on your own systems.
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Rollbar starts at the code running in production, with Error Monitoring, Session Replay, deploy tracking, and Resolve, the agent that writes a tested pull request for the errors you choose. Install an SDK in minutes and start on the free plan.
Rollbar Lines works your team’s tickets on virtual machines on your own systems. A Rollbar team installs it, writes the operating documents for your repositories, and stays to tune it. Tested pull requests come back for your engineers to approve.
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Pick the errors Resolve should handle in Rollbar. It reviews your code, works out what is going wrong, applies the fix in an isolated environment, runs your tests, and opens a pull request.
You review it like any teammate’s work, and Resolve learns from what you change. You set the scope, the cadence, and the spend.
What Resolve does with an error you hand it
Reads the code around the error and works out what is going wrong.
Writes the fix in an isolated environment, so your own work is not touched.
Runs your tests and only then opens the pull request.
Learns from what you change in review.
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Handle missing profile data during signup #1897
rollbar-resolve wants to merge 1 commit into main
commented 5 minutes ago
This pull request fixes the error #1896 “Could not finish signup” by handling missing or incomplete user profile data during the signup process.
Added null checks and fallback logic in signupController.js
Updated validation so the email and password fields are present
Improved logging for signup errors
Added a test case that covers the failing scenario
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How it fits your workflow
You get an alert from your running code the moment something breaks, grouped so one bug is one item.
Stack traces point to the line of code, session replays show what the user did, and deploy tracking shows which release it came from.
Resolve writes the fix in an isolated environment, runs your tests, and opens the pull request for you to approve.
Deploy tracking ties every error to the release it came from, so you can see that the fix held.
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See how Rollbar fits your workflow →
Rollbar groups similar errors automatically, shows the line of code and the deploy behind each one, and notifies the right people.
See how monitoring works →
See how monitoring works →
Watch the clicks, scrolls, and inputs that led up to a frontend error, right next to the error itself.
See how replays work →
See how replays work →
Errors, stack traces, deploys, and session replays reach the agent you already use, so its fixes start from what is actually breaking.