Report an Issue
General
What should include in a bug report
- A clear description of the issue - the only way to understand the real issue.
- Steps to reproduce the issue - the only way to reproduce the issue on our device.
- Screenshots or/and Screen Records (especially if you’re reporting a layout issue) - to simplify the first two-point.
- If you’re reporting an app crashing, please be sure to include a “logcat” captured at the time of the crash happened.
Please Note: Logcat is an important evidence helping us to know why the crash happened. Logcat Reader, a simple and very efficient application available in Google Play shall be used to capture logcats. - Anything else you really think is of importance.
What shouldn't include in a bug report
- Any logs other than the logcat unless we explicitly requested. Almost everything except the logcat is useless except certain situations.
- Any other unrelated information.
- We may not have your device in hand to reproduce the issue.
- We may not be interested in your favourite ROM/Kernel.
- We are not magicians to solve the issues unless you give “relevant” information about the issue.
- We might have other priorities in life, so that it will be impossible to spend time for bug reports without “relevant” information.