How it works
Three steps from a bug you found to an issue a developer can fix.
Step 1: Paste the repo link
Open any GitHub repo that you can see. Paste its link, or change github.com to the GitIssue address.
Step 2: Say what broke
Talk or type the way you would tell a friend. Add screenshots and your device if you can.
Step 3: Check and post
GitIssue writes the issue in the format of the repo, with the real screen names. You change what you want, then tap Post.
By hand or with GitIssue
- Format
- By handYou find the template and fill in each field by hand.
- With GitIssueThe template of the repo is filled in for you.
- Screen names
- By handYou guess what the developer calls the screen.
- With GitIssueThe real names come from the code, and each one is checked.
- Duplicates
- By handYou search old issues, or you post the same bug again.
- With GitIssueOpen and closed issues are checked before you post.
- Device details
- By handOften forgotten, so the developer has to ask.
- With GitIssueYour device and browser are detected in one tap.
- Time
- By handMany minutes of typing on a small screen.
- With GitIssueAbout a minute, and most of it is talking.