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Problem

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others to find and evaluate the change. This is where you begin to explain the use case at hand, and circumstances that led you to it.

Be brief but precise:

• Avoid statements such as We have X and it doesn’t work. "It doesn't work" simply doesn’t work.
• Reformulate statements such as Is it possible to do X? to explain the why, the what and the how.

Then,

• Explain your expected output; what do you expect to happen? What should be the end result in your view?
• Explain the current outcome; what do you see happening today?
• How exactly should one go about reproducing the current outcome? Do you have a series of test cases that demonstrate some faulty behavior? Do you have a sample, a test application to exhibit the issue at hand?

Be sure to describe the environment you have today. What are the key components at play here? What precise version of the software do you run? Where did you
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Logs

It is important that you provide the full story given to you by log data. You may either attach a clean log file that shows the faulty sequence of operations from start to finish, or (and you should avoid this where you can) you may decide to paste relevant sections of the log although this option is usually risky since the portions you think are relevant may not, in fact, be the entire story. If you do decide to share snippets of logs, remember to not paste the entire log output into a forum or description field, and learn to format and organize the data so it can be easily and readily understood by others quickly.

Solution

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• What steps have you taken to identify and diagnose what you consider to be an issue? How far down the rabbit hole have you traveled to debug the code,
  analyze the logs, find comparable solutions and track breaking change and incompatibility across software releases?
• Do you have a solution at hand today that does the job? Have you experimented with code and configuration to determine the root cause and come up with a suggestion on how X may be improved, fixed, etc?

Testing

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