Reporting Issues

Contributing Ideas and Feature Requests

To request new features use the GitHub issue tracker:

If you do see an existing issue similar to your idea, comment on it or add a 👍.

To report a problem or something that doesn’t behave the way you think it should, please file an issue in GitHub.

Avoid filing duplicates, but you can add a comment to an existing issue if you’d like.

Once a developer has started working on the issue, the issue will be assigned to them.
Once an issue has been resolved, it is closed. Avoid commentting on closed issues, but you can re-open them if necessary, or file a new issue referencing an old one.

Issues may be tagged with the following:

high priority: Catastrophic issue that impacts many users
medium priority: Regression or issues that impact a significant number of users
low priority: Low severity (minor cosmetic issue) or very few users impacted
no priority: No plan to fix the issue, but we will consider a fix if someone offers a pull request
good first issue: This is an issue that would be a good candidate for someone who has little experience with the code base
external: This is an issue that has a dependency on an external component (typically, a browser)
architecture: This is an issue that requires a significant architectural change
performance: This issue affects perceived or measurable performance
cleanup: Resolving this issue would improve the code base maintainability without adding new functionality
unable to reproduce the bug, as reported, could not be replicated by the developer. Additional information is necessary to continue investigating.
not a bug: The behavior described in the issue report is actually the intended behavior. This may be a usability issue, a documentation issue, or a disagreement regarding what the behavior should be.
fact of life: The issue cannot be resolved due to constraints of the browser, the OS, or the laws of physics.