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issue_tracker

Stuart Spence edited this page Mar 26, 2016 · 2 revisions

#Issue Tracker

Here is a link to all the "issue tickets" in our VR project. You can search in many useful ways. For example: here's a link to all issues tagged with "help wanted". Here's a link to all the feature requests (new ideas) for the game.

###What is an issue?

An issue can be a bug, new idea for the game (feature), or question. All tickets require someone to take some action.

###How do I suggest a new idea?

You need to create a new issue. All ideas or feature requests should have the label "type:feature". If you can, add a task type too. If this is a programming request, add the label "task:programming".

###How do I write a bug report?

You need to create a new issue. All bugs must have two things:

  • Reproduction steps. Be very clear about what you did to make this bug happen. If a programmer cannot reproduce your bug, it won't get fixed. If you know how, include what version of the game (or commit hash) you used.
  • Expected result and actual result. What did you expect to happen? What actually happened?

###Tips

  • If you want to catch someone's attention with a ticket, add them as an assignee. They'll get notifications about this ticket.
  • You should add a priority label to all tickets. If you don't know what priority to add, set it to "priority:low".
  • When a ticket is resolved, completed, or rejected, "close" it!
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