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Subclipse Issue Tracker
Issue Tracker Guidelines
Before filing a new issue, please:
Re-read the Subclipse on-line help within Eclipse
(also the FAQ and the
online Subversion book).
Look through all existing issues, or search their summaries:
to see if this bug has already been reported.
Report your problem to users@subclipse.tigris.org, describing the bug or feature request
that you were about to file. People there will ask you
questions and help get the bug report into a useful form, after
verifying that a new issue is appropriate. (See here for how to write
a useful bug report.) If you do file an issue, remember to
include a link to the relevant mailing list message(s) or
thread. That's important context for anyone reading the issue,
and its presence also confirms that the issue has already
been discussed on the mailing list. Otherwise, the issue may
get accidentally closed because no one can tell that it is the
product of a list discussion.
We depend on the mailing list as a first level of filtering for our
bug tracker. Without it, the tracker would be full of duplicate
issues, non-issues, and unreproducible issues. Please help us keep
the bug database clean, by always posting to the list first!
When mailing the list with a concern, make sure that your e-mail
describes your bug or enhancement fully. Provide details about the
versions of the relevant software (Subversion, Subclipse, JavaSVN etc.)
that you are using, about your operating system, and about any
other thing that might seem pertinent to the issue. If you can
provide a script which consistently reproduces a problem, that can
be incredibly helpful to those evaluating and/or working on your
issue.
Finally, be sure you are
subscribed to the mailing list (which is low traffic).
If you are not subscribed, your message to the list will not go through until it
has been moderated, and the default mailing list configuration only sends replies
to the users that are subscribed to the list. Messages are typically answered
in less than 24 hours so check the
list archive if you have not received a reply.
Filing New Issues, Modifying Existing Issues
You must be logged in to the web site to add a new issue, and you must
be logged in with the Observer role in the Subclipse project
to modify an existing issue — even one that you
created yourself.
Here's how to acquire the Observer role:
- Log in on the tigris.org site
- Go to the Subclipse project front page
- Click on the Request project role link directly below the
"Project Home" line
- Request the Observer role
- Wait for the confirmation e-mail
Enter the Issue Tracker
And so, with further ado, we give you (drumroll…) the
Subclipse Issue
Tracker.
Again, remember that to add or modify issues, you must be logged into the website.
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