Chapter 11. Contributing, Bug Reports, and Getting Help
You’d Like Some Help
Problem
You’re stuck on something in Lift and you’d like some help.
Solution
Ask a question on the Lift mailing list.
Discussion
You will find some information about Lift on StackOverflow, Quora, and elsewhere, but the mailing list is the place to go to get help and support. You can search the archive to see if your question has already been addressed, but questions are very welcome as it helps the Lift community understand what users need and what might be causing problems or need explanation. Much of what you’re reading here originates from questions that have been asked on the mailing list.
New members to the mailing list are moderated to help reduce spam. This means the first time you post, your message may take a few hours to show up.
See Also
The Lift community is one of the things that makes Lift what it is. Please take a look at http://liftweb.net/community before posting: you’ll get the best response with a polite question.
If you need paid consulting, development, or SLA-backed support, there’s a list of organizations on the wiki.
How to Report Bugs
Problem
You’ve found a bug and want to report it.
Solution
Discuss your findings on the Lift mailing list, describing what you’re seeing, and what you’d expected to see.
By all means look at the existing tickets to see if your issue is there or recently fixed, but please do not raise a ticket unless asked to do so by a Lift committer on the mailing list.
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