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Reporting bugs
The recommended way to report a bug is to use the Gramps Bug Tracker, see How to report bugs. This allows the Gramps Developers to follow a formal method of tracking and resolving your report. Due to the high volume of email that the primary developers receive, there is always a chance that an email may slip through the cracks. Using the bug tracker will make sure that your issue will be handled.
Submitting a Bug Report directly to the Gramps Bugs mailing list is not recommended. However, if you are having problems isolating a bug or suspect that your issue is a known bug, the maillist is a forum that might help.
Requesting enhancements
Requesting an enhancement can be done either through the gramps-users or gramps-devel mailing lists, or by creating a feature item on the bug tracker. We would prefer that serious requests get submitted to the bug tracker. You switch to Project: Feature Requests on the top right head corner, and select Report Issue. Again, this allows us to formally track the request.
Wiki, Website/Blog, Bug Tracker applications
For problems relating to the Gramps site and the applications used to support Gramps, contact the Webmaster or raise the issue on the developer list described below.
Mailing lists
There are several mailing lists on various topics related to Gramps:
- gramps-announce (unsubscribe/subscribe, archives)
- Announcements and general important news items. Very low traffic.
- gramps-users (unsubscribe/subscribe, archives)
- Discussions on using Gramps. Medium traffic.
- gramps-bugs (unsubscribe/subscribe, archives)
- Filing and tracking of bugs in the software. Low traffic
- gramps-devel (unsubscribe/subscribe, archives)
- For issues relating to software development. Medium traffic.
Alternatively if the Sourceforge site is not available, use the copy of the mailing lists stored on nabble.com. However, if you want to use nabble to send messages (as opposed to just reading them) then you must have subscribed to the related sourceforge mailing list first.
IRC (Internet Relay Chat)
Please feel free to drop by on channel #gramps over at irc.freenode.net server. All users and developers are welcome!
You can use the freenode Web IRC to connect if you do not have an IRC client.
Some IRC guides:
- Using the IRC Network - freenode.net
- An IRC Tutorial
- A Short IRC Primer
Copyright infringements
Please, mail the Developers mailing list (subscribe first) with the wiki page containing the infringement, as well as the manner of infringement.