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/reportbug

The /reportbug command allows users to report any bugs or issues they encounter while using Dollar. This command helps the development team quickly identify and resolve problems, ensuring a smooth and reliable experience for all users.

Purpose​

  • The /reportbug command is designed to streamline the bug-reporting process. It enables users to notify the development team of any issues, such as bugs, errors, or unexpected behavior.
  • This command ensures that bugs are reported in a consistent format, making it easier for developers to understand and address the issue.

How It Works​

When the /reportbug command is used, a modal is presented to the user, prompting them to provide details about the bug:

  • Bug Description: A detailed explanation of the bug, including the steps that led to the issue and any specific error messages encountered.
  • Additional Information: Users can include extra context, such as the actions they were performing at the time, the environment (e.g., server or client), and any other relevant details.

Once the user submits the bug report, it is sent to the development team for review and action. This structured approach helps ensure that bug reports are clear and complete, making it easier for developers to troubleshoot and fix the issue.

Usage​

To use the /reportbug command:

/reportbug

Important Notes​

  • The /reportbug command is available to all users who encounter bugs or issues while using Dollar.
  • Users should provide detailed descriptions of the bugs they encounter, including the steps to reproduce the issue and any error messages received.
  • Clear and concise bug reports help the development team identify and resolve issues more efficiently.
  • Users may be contacted for additional information or clarification on bug reports to aid in the debugging process.
  • The development team appreciates user feedback and actively works to address reported bugs and improve Dollar's stability and performance.
  • Users are encouraged to check for existing bug reports before submitting a new one to avoid duplication.