Report a wrong answer

You can check an answer that names its source, and one that is wrong gets its fix in the source rather than an argument. This form is how the second half of that happens.

Your email Used for the reply and for nothing else. It is not stored with the report.

How should we come back to you? Email One reply, to the address above. Nothing else goes there. In the repository The report becomes an issue, and the thread is public. No reply A person reads and files it. Nothing comes back.

Which release is this about? The release the installation runs, not the one the answer named.

What did the tool answer, and what should it have answered? required The tool name and the question are enough to reproduce it. A screenshot is not.

Attach the server scope Sends the versions, which sources were reachable, and which tools are degraded. No file contents, and no credentials. This report may be quoted in the changelog Without your address, and without anything the scope carries.

What happens to it

A person reads it. Where the answer came from bundled knowledge, the fix is a change to that knowledge and ships with the next release. Where it came from your installation, the reply says what the tool read and why it read that.

Nothing is collected that you did not attach

The scope is the only thing beyond the six answers, it is optional, and what it holds is listed beside the box. No page on this site carries an analytics script.

Typical turnaround is two working days — longer where we have to reproduce the answer against a release the project no longer runs.

Three things that go elsewhere

This form is for an answer that was wrong. These are not that, and here they get slower rather than faster.

the repository

A bug in the server itself

Crashes, a tool that does not register, anything reproducible from a checkout. An issue is faster than this form.

documentation

A page that is wrong

Documentation gets no answer from here. The page itself carries the way to report what it says.

security

Something that must not be public

A finding that affects an installation goes to the security address instead, and never through this form.