Bug submitting guidelines
Components explained
- interface - WEB interface issues
- backend - backend issues, e.g. incorrect data fed to web UI
- database - database issues, e.g. schema bug, query error
- mobile - all mobile version issues
- gui - experimental & unreleased GUI, forget about it for now
Other guidelines
- An example of coherent bugreport: 72
- The most important rule: ALWAYS specify your tt-rss version. Bug reports without version information will be CLOSED.
- Try opening tt-rss.php with ?debug=1 in address string and report contents of debug window. Since 1.2.6 you can also toggle debug output on the fly with Shift-D.
- Provide concise and to the point description of the failure. E.g. "tt-rss doesn't work OMG!!" is a bad report, "clicking on button XYZ shows exception error if conditions A, B and C are met" is a lot better. Don't forget to provide necessary context, e.g. you know what method you use for updating feeds - I don't.
- It is even better to provide a link to your configuration file (e.g. copy config.php to config.php.txt and link that) just in case.
- If you are upgrading:
- Reopen your browser and clean any browser caches. Some javascript file could stuck in cache and cause all sort of weird "OMG what's happening" and "sanity check failed" errors.
- Check the configuration file example (config.php-dist). There could be new options which require copying into your config.php (this particular rule solves a lot of dreaded "D001" errors).
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