Hi Gabriel,
sorry for the late reply.
It is a good thinking to start of with submitting bug problem reports
for starters. However I would like to improve on your idea.
Website Issues:
If you see an Issue on our website we would rather like you to send
directly a proposal. Or in case of the wiki, just go and fix what you
want to change. If the community does not agree, we can discuss it.
Every change is tracked and we can role back in case of need. So in
order to work on the website all you need is a github account. See our
guide at [1] for further explainations
Bugzilla:
For working on Bugzilla [2], you need to request a Bugzilla Account. For
this you write a mail to this list with your request, a prefered user
name and a n email you own. You can of course still add further bugs to
the over 10K open Bugs we have. In my opinion if you want to work on
Bugzilla, it would be more helpfull top check if the reported ones are
still valid. And in case there is no Test description add a comment how
to test this case.
Bugzilla Example [3]
In this Bug we see it is on Accepted, which means the report is not only
open but confirmed. Version it says 619, which is old...
Latest Confirmation is --- Which says we do not know if this is still
valid. So if you test this one and find out it is still valid. then you
select the version you have tested with (preferable 4.1.11)
If it is not valid anymore you can close it.
If you could think on my suggestion and provide feedback this would be
awesome :-)
All the best
Peter
[1] https://openoffice.apache.org/website-local.html
[2] https://bz.apache.org/ooo/
[3] https://bz.apache.org/ooo/show_bug.cgi?id=595
On 03.12.21 01:57, Gabriel Borba wrote:
Hello, my name is Gabriel Borba, I’m 19, and I’m looking to volunteer to submit
problem reports about the product or website(s).
I already read the guide “How to file a good Issue”, however I’m open to learn
more about what I need to do, so I can perform a better job
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