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📢 Reporting Issues

We appreciate you taking the time to report issues with the Laravel Like package. Your feedback helps us improve the package for everyone.

Before You Report​

  1. Search Existing Issues

    • Check if the issue has already been reported on our GitHub Issues page.
    • Look at the closed issues as well, as your issue might have been resolved.

  2. Check the Documentation

    • Review the documentation to ensure you're using the package correctly.
    • Check the FAQ section below for common issues.

How to Report an Issue​

  1. Create a New Issue

    • Go to New Issue
    • Select "Bug Report"
    • Fill in the template with as much detail as possible

  2. Required Information

    • Laravel version
    • Package version
    • PHP version
    • Steps to reproduce the issue
    • Expected behavior
    • Actual behavior
    • Any relevant error messages or logs

Writing a Good Bug Report​

A good bug report includes:

  • Clear Title: Briefly describe the issue
  • Detailed Description: Explain what you're trying to do
  • Reproduction Steps: Step-by-step instructions to reproduce the issue
  • Code Examples: Relevant code snippets that demonstrate the issue
  • Error Messages: Include any error messages or stack traces
  • Screenshots: If applicable, add screenshots to help explain the problem

Issue Triage Process​

  1. Initial Review: A maintainer will review your issue
  2. Needs More Info: If more information is needed, we'll ask for it
  3. Reproduction: We'll try to reproduce the issue
  4. Prioritization: The issue will be prioritized based on severity and impact
  5. Resolution: The issue will be fixed in an upcoming release

Frequently Asked Questions​

Why was my issue closed?​

Issues might be closed if:

  • They are duplicates of existing issues
  • They don't follow the issue template
  • They lack sufficient information to reproduce
  • They are not related to the package

How can I speed up the resolution of my issue?​

  • Provide a clear, minimal reproduction
  • Be responsive to requests for more information
  • If possible, submit a pull request with a fix

Security Issues​

If you discover a security vulnerability within Laravel Like, please email [email protected] instead of using the issue tracker. All security vulnerabilities will be promptly addressed.