How to file bugs and feature requests

As you explore Coding with Chrome, you might encounter functionality that doesn't behave as you expected, or you may not be able to do what you were planning to do. In these cases, you can get in touch with the team to let them know, or you can try and fix or build the functionality yourself. This page will outline how you can bring items to the team's attention.

The first point of call is our mailing list. You can subscribe to the list on Google Groups, and write a post asking other users for help, advice or contributions. The Coding with Chrome team also monitors the list and will provide input if possible.

We centralise all bugs and feature requests in the GitHub issue tracker for this repository.

Filing bugs

Go to the issues page and check if the bug you've found has been filed by anyone else, currently or in the past. If not, you can create a new issue, tag it with the bug label, and describe the issue with as much detail as possible. Please provide the version number of the app you are using, a step by step description of how to reproduce the bug, and if necessary any other information required, such as error messages, console output, debug logs, executed code or links to screenshots.

Submitting feature requests

To submit features and improvements to Coding with Chrome, create a new issue as above, and tag it with the enhancement label. Please try to describe the proposed functionality thoroughly, including the use case it would fulfill and any benefits it would provide.