= Overview Issue navigation is the incoming part of our issue. Classing and routing issues to the right team helps the customers or reporters to get their problems solved. = Workflow Where are the issues that need someone forwarding them? {F62} now click on the box showing "Workflow Issue Navigation" {F64} Now, you should see the "Issue Navigation Workboard" {F66} = Validating an Issue Reports that need to be validated, are in the 'Workflow Issue Navigation' (see above) It is now up to you, to do a sanity check on this report. Things you should check in any case: ==== Duplicate - Do we already have an issue handling this case? search for a few relevant words that are related to that issue ==== Subject - Does the subject describe the issue in short and have all information you need to recognize it? ==== Description - Can you easily imagine and understand the steps you need to trigger the bug? ==== Priority - Does it match the Priority classification matrix? ==== Gamemode - Does the gamemode match the description? ==== Additionals - Is there information about java-version or OS that may be required? (Especially on issues with the launcher itself or weird error-messages) ==== Attached Files - are files attached in a quickly accessible format? Bad: .zip files instead of direct logs Good: log.x.txt directly attached But keep effort vs. use in mind! Do not upload 5 logs of 4MB each when they are zipped only 500kb. In this case, its easier to quote a part of the log (~20-30 lines) into the comment. ==== Client state - Does the client seem to be unmodified? Having someone state he has a fresh installation and the startup tells there were 200 blueprints processed is easy to see, and can really save a lot of work - tell user to re-add logs of a Predictable Game State then ==== Category - Can you set it to match a category? This may also be added after reproducing it == Missing anything? Show you are now picking this up for requesting feedback. Drag it into the "feedback" coloumn. {F96} And open the issue by clicking the title. Scroll to the end and {F98} Select "Reassign / Claim" on the new input screen (red arrow). Add the reporter in the "Assigned to" (green arrow) field. now hit 'Submit'. == All seems fine? Drag it into the "Open for Testing" coloum. {F100} = Confirm an Issue Ready for ingame testing? Get a predictable game-state and start picking up an issue from "Open / Validated".

= Overview Issue navigation is the incoming part of our issue. Classing and routing issues to the right team helps the customers or reporters to get their problems solved. = Workflow Where are the issues that need someone forwarding them? {F62} now click on the box showing "Workflow Issue Navigation" {F64} Now, you should see the "Issue Navigation Workboard" {F66} = Validating an Issue Reports that need to be validated, are in the 'Workflow Issue Navigation' (see above) in the Coloumn "New / Unconfirmed" {F102} It is now up to you, to do a sanity check on this report. Things you should check in any case: ==== Duplicate - Do we already have an issue handling this case? search for a few relevant words that are related to that issue ==== Subject - Does the subject describe the issue in short and have all information you need to recognize it? ==== Description - Can you easily imagine and understand the steps you need to trigger the bug? ==== Priority - Does it match the Priority classification matrix? ==== Gamemode - Does the gamemode match the description? ==== Additionals - Is there information about java-version or OS that may be required? (Especially on issues with the launcher itself or weird error-messages) ==== Attached Files - are files attached in a quickly accessible format? Bad: .zip files instead of direct logs Good: log.x.txt directly attached But keep effort vs. use in mind! Do not upload 5 logs of 4MB each when they are zipped only 500kb. In this case, its easier to quote a part of the log (~20-30 lines) into the comment. ==== Client state - Does the client seem to be unmodified? Having someone state he has a fresh installation and the startup tells there were 200 blueprints processed is easy to see, and can really save a lot of work - tell user to re-add logs of a Predictable Game State then ==== Category - Can you set it to match a category? This may also be added after reproducing it == Missing anything? Show you are now picking this up for requesting feedback. Drag it into the "feedback" coloumn. {F96} And open the issue by clicking the title. Scroll to the end and {F98} Select "Reassign / Claim" on the new input screen (red arrow). Add the reporter in the "Assigned to" (green arrow) field. now hit 'Submit'. == All seems fine? Drag it into the "Open for Testing" coloum. {F100} = Confirm an Issue Ready for ingame testing? Get a predictable game-state and start picking up an issue from "Open / Validated".

= Overview Issue navigation is the incoming part of our issue. Classing and routing issues to the right team helps the customers or reporters to get their problems solved. = Workflow Where are the issues that need someone forwarding them? {F62} now click on the box showing "Workflow Issue Navigation" {F64} Now, you should see the "Issue Navigation Workboard" {F66} = Validating an Issue Reports that need to be validated, are in the 'Workflow Issue Navigation' (see above) in the Coloumn "New / Unconfirmed" {F102} It is now up to you, to do a sanity check on this report. Things you should check in any case: ==== Duplicate - Do we already have an issue handling this case? search for a few relevant words that are related to that issue ==== Subject - Does the subject describe the issue in short and have all information you need to recognize it? ==== Description - Can you easily imagine and understand the steps you need to trigger the bug? ==== Priority - Does it match the Priority classification matrix? ==== Gamemode - Does the gamemode match the description? ==== Additionals - Is there information about java-version or OS that may be required? (Especially on issues with the launcher itself or weird error-messages) ==== Attached Files - are files attached in a quickly accessible format? Bad: .zip files instead of direct logs Good: log.x.txt directly attached But keep effort vs. use in mind! Do not upload 5 logs of 4MB each when they are zipped only 500kb. In this case, its easier to quote a part of the log (~20-30 lines) into the comment. ==== Client state - Does the client seem to be unmodified? Having someone state he has a fresh installation and the startup tells there were 200 blueprints processed is easy to see, and can really save a lot of work - tell user to re-add logs of a Predictable Game State then ==== Category - Can you set it to match a category? This may also be added after reproducing it == Missing anything? Show you are now picking this up for requesting feedback. Drag it into the "feedback" coloumn. {F96} And open the issue by clicking the title. Scroll to the end and {F98} Select "Reassign / Claim" on the new input screen (red arrow). Add the reporter in the "Assigned to" (green arrow) field. now hit 'Submit'. == All seems fine? Drag it into the "Open for Testing" coloum. {F100} = Confirm an Issue Ready for ingame testing? Get a predictable game-state and start picking up an issue from "Open / Validated".