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| '''The more you use the software, the more issues and wishes you can find.''' Do not keep this knowledge to yourself - file a bug at http://bugs.kde.org, the KDE Bug Tracking System (Bugzilla). | | '''The more you use the software, the more issues and wishes you can find.''' Do not keep this knowledge to yourself - file a bug at http://bugs.kde.org, the KDE Bug Tracking System (Bugzilla). |
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| ===Querying existing reports===
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| [[Image:Kde-windows-bugzilla.png|thumb|250px|right|Bugzilla's Query form with ''installer'' product and ''buildsystem'' component selected (click to enlarge)]]
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| To find a report use the [http://bugs.kde.org/query.cgi Query Reports] form, where you can specify product, component, version, installation type and operating system, and a few other things. To find Windows-related reports, select one or more parameters of your search (which can make your result set more or less limited):
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| *Product: for installer select ''kde-windows''; for applications, find appropriate name, e.g. ''amarok''
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| *Component: the options here depend on the selected product; e.g. for installer there are the following components:
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| **buildsystem - The build system for KDE on Windows: plain cmake and [[Getting_Started/Build/Windows/emerge|emerge]]
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| **gui - GUI-related issues for KDE on Windows
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| **installer - A graphical [[../Installation|Installer]] for binary KDE packages (components and applications)
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| **network&files - Network and file-handling -related issues for KDE on Windows
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| **other - Other issues for KDE on Windows
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| *Version: depends on the selected product; for installer it can be 4.0.0, etc. (you can check version in the "Help->About" dialog window of any application)
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| *Installed from:
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| **MS Windows - means that the source was the installer for Windows
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| **Compiled Sources - means you have compiled your binaries using the ''emerge'' facility
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| *Operating system: MS Windows
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| You can click with the Ctrl key pressed to make multiple choices in a list.
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| ===Sending a new report===
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| To send a new report:
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| #[https://bugs.kde.org/createaccount.cgi Create new account] (if you do not have one yet); note that your account will be assigned to your email address, which will then be publically available.
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| #[https://bugs.kde.org/query.cgi?GoAheadAndLogIn=1 Login].
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| #Go to the [https://bugs.kde.org/wizard.cgi KDE Bug Report Wizard] and read the information provided here if you are new to the bug tracking system.
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| #Click the "Continue" button and select the KDE Version (most probably 4.x) and the Distribution Method - "MS Windows Binaries", the very last item on the list.
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| #Click the "Continue" button and enter a component name (e.g. ''installer'' or ''amarok'') into the ''Find'' field, press Search button and select one of the items from the Application list. "Application" means "Product" here.
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| #Fill the "Application Version" field and click "Continue".
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| #Enter the summary, select "MS Windows" as the operating system.
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| #When the "Check for Duplicate Bug Reports" page appears; you have a chance to find similar bugs that have already been reported; press the "Continue" button if there is no similar report.
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| #Fill "Severity" field and provide an appropriate amount of information in the "Bug Description" box, then click "Finish".
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| '''Notes'''
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| *Before reporting '''make sure''' that you are not going to duplicate an already existing report.
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| *Each report has its own unique number and web page. You can correct the information you have provided in the report afterwards, e.g. fill in a product version.
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| *If you discover that a bug or a wish is not directly related to MS Windows (e.g. a bug can be reproduced in several or all operating systems), set the "operating system" field to "All" and the "platform" field to "unspecified".
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| *'''Do not use this [[../|KDE TechBase]] wiki site to report bugs. Use bugs.kde.org.'''
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Testing
The more you use the software, the more issues and wishes you can find. Do not keep this knowledge to yourself - file a bug at http://bugs.kde.org, the KDE Bug Tracking System (Bugzilla).
Development
You can join the development team!
See also
- FAQs
- KDE Development FAQs
- Bugsquad
- KDE Bug Triagers keep track of bugs in KDE software and make sure that valid bugs are noticed by developers.
- KDE Quality Team
- The task of the KDE Quality Team is to detect the loose ends in an application, and try to tie them together.
