A bug report means something is broken, preventing normal/typical use of Discourse.
How to report a bug in Discourse
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Make sure the bug isn’t already resolved. Search for similar issues in the bug category.
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Make sure you can reproduce your problem on the default sandbox at try.discourse.org
- If you’re also testing on your own Discourse development instance, be sure to use the Master release branch, aka the Tests Passed channel.
- If possible, submit a Pull Request with a failing test, or;
- if you’d rather take matters into your own hands, try fix the bug yourself
(you need to read up on the Discourse Development Contribution Guidelines for these last two.).
- Make a report of everything you know about the bug so far by opening a topic on the bug category. Make sure to include reproducible steps.
When the bug is fixed, you can usually expect to see an update posted on the reporting topic.