Issue Report
Hotwax Commerce uses two platforms for bug reporting: GitHub (primarily for front-end issues) and ClickUp (for all other issues). Here’s a detailed guide on how to use each platform:
GitHub
Log in to your GitHub account.
Navigate to your repository.
Go to the "Issues" section.
Click on the "New issue" button in the top right corner.
Issue Template
Title:
Short and accurate.
Description:
Include various elements based on the tag.
For "Bug" label:
Additional Settings:
Labels: As per the requirements.
Label Descriptions:
bug: Indicates an unexpected problem or unintended behavior.
documentation: Indicates a need for improvements or additions to documentation.
duplicate: Indicates similar issues, pull requests, or discussions.
enhancement: Indicates new feature requests.
good first issue: Indicates a good issue for first-time contributors.
help wanted: Indicates that a maintainer wants help on an issue or pull request.
invalid: Indicates that an issue, pull request, or discussion is no longer relevant.
question: Indicates that an issue, pull request, or discussion needs more information.
wontfix: Indicates that work won't continue on an issue, pull request, or discussion.
Description Structure Based on Label:
For "Enhancement" label:
Current Behavior: Describe the current state of the feature.
Objective of Proposal or Motivation for Adding/Enhancing the Feature: Explain the purpose or need for the enhancement.
Acceptance Criteria: Define the criteria for considering the enhancement complete.
Impact: Describe the impact of the enhancement.
Additional Information: Provide any additional information relevant to the enhancement.
Projects:
Choose Priority, Size, Milestones, Expected Go Live Date, Severity.
Milestones:
Use milestones to track progress on groups of issues or pull requests in a repository.
Development:
Link a branch or pull request by selecting a repository.
ClickUp
ClickUp is generally used for issues other than front-end issues like backend, documentation, etc.
Steps to Create an Issue in ClickUp:
Log in to ClickUp.
Navigate to Your Workspace:
Select the workspace (e.g., Hotwax Commerce).
Go to Your Space, Folder, and List:
Select the relevant space, folder, and list where the task will be added.
Create a Task:
Click on the “Add Task” button.
Fill in Task Details:
Title: Clear and concise title.
Description: Detailed description of the task.
Choose the Task Location:
Specify space, folder, and list (e.g., "Product Management" space, "Documentation" folder, and "Backlog" list).
Select Task Type:
Define the task type (e.g., task, milestone, bug, report).
Additional Options:
Status: Set the task status as open.
Assignee: Assign the task to the relevant person.
Due Date: Set a deadline.
Priority: Indicate priority (e.g., Low, Medium, High).
Tags: Add relevant tags.
Create Sub-tasks:
If necessary, create sub-tasks.
Create the Task:
Click on the “Create Task” button to finalize.
Jam
Jam can be used for reporting issues directly in various applications like GitHub, Clickup, Jira, GitLab,etc. For more details on using Jam, refer to Jam's documentation.
Using clear and structured issue templates significantly improves the quality of bug reports and feature requests, making it easier for the team to address and prioritize them effectively.
Using Jam for Github:
Steps to create issues using Jam:
Open plugins/extensions in your browser.
Select the option (e.g., capture Screenshot, Record tab, Record Desktop, Instant replay).
Reproduce the issue or bug with a screen recording.
Authorize the GitHub integration from Jam.
Add details like Issue Title, description, issue info (repository, assignees, labels, milestone).
Click on the "Create issue" button to be redirected to the issue tab.
Using Jam for ClickUp:
Jam can be integrated with ClickUp for direct issue creation.
Steps to integrate Jam with ClickUp:
Authorize the ClickUp integration from Jam.
Follow the similar steps as described for GitHub issues using Jam.
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