Flux Bugtracker
Reports of bugs as well as general recommendations to improve the software are highly appreciated. Important: As by July 2009, the Flux Project uses the Google Issue tracking (use this!) system, which conviently is synchronized with the downloads. It replaces the Jira bugtracking (do NOT use that anymore!) that has been in use before to allow for a more transparent control of open issues and issues tracted by an update. See below for a a current list of issues. |
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| The RSS reader widget is from Grazr. You can create similar ones, for instance by using the Google Reader, a widget that also fits on your iGoogle homepage. Whatever gadget you use, the RSS/Atom feed to read the news of the Flux Capacitor and Flux Simulator, you have to provide the feed URL:
http://code.google.com/feeds/p/fluxcapacitor/issueupdates/basic
This feed for the Jira bugtracker had been hosted at Kenai, but as by July 2009 has been discontinued.
http://kenai.com/jira/secure/IssueNavigator.jspa?requestId=10111
The news stream will be maintained open for archiving purposes, however, pleae do not post any new issues there.
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Flux Bug Reporting
Everybody can browse the current and past issues. If you want to file a new bug, you have to have a
google account (a gmail account is just as fine) and log in. Next go to the issue tracker page and press the "New" button.
You should arrive at an interface similar to the one depicted above. Before you file a new issue, check the Flux Forum for eventually ongoing discussions on your problem. If you file a new issue, please provide an intuitive Summary and a Description that makes it possible to reproduce the error (console output, etc. ...). Additionally, you can provide files, e.g., input or output files of the programs that are connected with the issue. Finally, assign at least one label that identifies whether the issue concerns the Capacitor, or the Simulator.