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Bug Report Attachments - Summary
Bug Report Attachments - Summary

What do you need to attach when submitting a bug report?

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Written by Nikolas Fantoni
Updated over a week ago

Please note, that this is just a summary article of Bug Report Attachments. To learn more about Bug Report Attachment and our rules which we have, please visit our main Bug Report Attachment article.

Each bug must be documented with at least one attachment. Your attachment(s) provide evidence that the bug occurs on your device, operating system, and/or browser.

Note: Attachments do NOT replace written information in your report. Attachments are a visualization of the problem and serve as proof.

Screenshot or screencast?

Functional bugs generally require a screencast to properly illustrate the issue, especially when an action triggers the bug or a process needs to be shown. Screenshots are only suitable for static issues, such as problems with the graphical user interface, and are better than video for visualization. Content or visual issues can usually be documented with just a screenshot.

What needs to be included in a screenshot?

The screenshot has to be in JPG or PNG file format. You should also Highlight the bug on your screenshot.

What needs to be included in a screencast?

Screencasts should be concise and include only the necessary steps to demonstrate the bug. Irrelevant steps, such as navigating the page where the bug occurs, can be left out. The last navigational step, the step that triggers the bug, and the bug itself are typically the only relevant steps to include.

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