# Bug Reports

### Guidelines

1. Check if someone has already reported the bug.
2. If not, open a new issue with a clear and detailed title.
3. Describe the bug, including the steps to reproduce it.
4. Include all logs related to the issue.
5. Provide the output of '/sonar dump'.
6. Feel free to provide any additional information.

Please make sure to read the [Contributing Guidelines](/contributing/guidelines.md).

### Discord Ticket

You can report a bug on Discord by opening a ticket:

1. Join the [Discord](https://sonar.top/discord).
2. Go to the `open-ticket` text channel.
3. Click on **Create Ticket**.
4. Navigate to the newly created channel.
5. Explain the issue and provide examples.
6. Provide the output of `/sonar dump` (from the console).
7. Provide log files if there are any errors.
8. Feel free to add screenshots or other additional information.

### GitHub issue tracker

If you want to use GitHub's issue tracker, you can simply visit the GitHub repository and create a new Issue:

1. Click on **Issues** followed by **New Issue**.
2. Select your issue type (e.g., **Bug Report**) by clicking on **Get started**.
3. Fill out the form.
4. Provide log files if there are any errors.
5. Feel free to add screenshots or other additional information.


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