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Guidelines for reporting bugs
Juliette edited this page May 14, 2015
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Thank you for your willingness to make TGMPA better!
For bug reports to be useful, they need to contain certain actionable information. A report such as "it does not work" is - unfortunately - not helpful.
Therefore, please read the information on this page carefully before submitting your bug report.
- Before reporting a bug or suggesting an improvement, please check the
develop
branch to see if it has already been addressed. - Duplicate tickets will be closed without hesitation, so please search through existing tickets first to see if someone else has already discussed it.
- Also: Read the FAQ as your question may be answered there.
- If you include TGMPA with a plugin, test if you can reproduce the issue if you activate one of the WP standard themes (e.g. Twenty Fifteen) and deactivate all other plugins not involved in the issue.
- If you include TGMPA with a theme, test if you can reproduce the issue if you deactivate all plugins not involved in the issue.
If you can't reproduce the issue anymore, it is most likely not a bug in TGMPA.
- Create a GitHub account if you haven't got one already.
- Create an issue ticket for your issue if one doesn't exist yet.
- Make sure you include the following information:
- Version number of the WP installation.
- Version number of TGMPA used - if you're unsure, read the FAQ on how to figure out the version used.
- Describe the expected behaviour and what actually happened.
- Describe the steps you took to observe this behaviour, i.e. describe how to reproduce the issue.
- If the issue is a bug, add any relevant JavaScript or PHP error messages. For PHP error messages, a backtrace is preferred. If you don't know how to get one, please follow these instructions.
- Screenshots or videos showing the observed behaviour are often helpful too.
- Additionally you may want to include the following information or we may ask for it if we deem it necessary:
- A list of all installed plugin and whether they are active or not.
- Which theme you are using.
- A copy of your TGMPA plugins and config arrays.