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The current troubleshooting doc and the issue template perhaps don't do enough to explain to an en-user where they should be filing an issue.
Case in point, when striking an issue installing wireshark-chmodbpf I open a case in what turns out to be the wrong project. (In this case opened in homebrew-core but should have been homebrew-cask).
How an end-user is supposed to determine which project is the appropriate location for a new issue when they're a) not aware of which projects exist and b) are probably not qualified to classify the type of error and hence which project to open the issue in...
Additional help text would be great and would encourage more users to actually file issues rather than abandoning the effort because of doubt around a) how to file and issue and b) where to file an issue.
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- Note that Homebrew Cask issues should be filed elsewhere.
- Make `brew`/homebrew-core issue differential in simpler language
- Tell people to fix all `brew doctor` issues
- Refer to the issue checklist and make it even more clear and prominent
that we may close it out immediately if they don't use it.
FixesHomebrew/brew#2608
Feature/Suggestion:
The current troubleshooting doc and the issue template perhaps don't do enough to explain to an en-user where they should be filing an issue.
Case in point, when striking an issue installing wireshark-chmodbpf I open a case in what turns out to be the wrong project. (In this case opened in homebrew-core but should have been homebrew-cask).
How an end-user is supposed to determine which project is the appropriate location for a new issue when they're a) not aware of which projects exist and b) are probably not qualified to classify the type of error and hence which project to open the issue in...
Additional help text would be great and would encourage more users to actually file issues rather than abandoning the effort because of doubt around a) how to file and issue and b) where to file an issue.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: