This repository is the place to file a3m bug reports as well as make suggestions for new or enhanced features. Anyone with a GitHub account can add an issue, comment on someone else's issue, or make a pull request.
If you have a security concern about a3m or any of its companion repositories, please do not file it here. See the security policy in this repository for directions on how to report security issues.
All changes to a3m should start with an issue, including bug fixes, new features, and enhancements to existing features.
To file an issue, go to the Issues tab and click the green New issue button in the top right-hand corner. You can select the appropriate template from the list. Fill out the template with as much information as you can.
An issue should describe a behaviour without implying a solution. The pull request that may follow, if changes to the codebase are necessary, fixes the problem. Framing your issue as a problem statement helps everyone understand why the issue is important - it describes how Enduro is not performing as it should (bug) or as it could (enhancement). Please title your issue as a problem statement, starting with "Problem:". You can check existing issues for examples.
To report a bug, select Bug report from the issue templates and fill out the fields with as much information as possible.
Useful information to provide includes:
- What version of a3m are you using?
- Are you using it with Enduro?
- How was it installed?
- Was this a fresh install or an upgrade?
- What did you do to cause this bug to happen?
- What did you expect to happen?
- What did you see instead?
- Can you reproduce this reliably?
To suggest a new feature or an enhancement to an existing feature, select Feature request from the issue templates and fill out the fields with as much information as possible.