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Issues are Tracked in GitHub

The PBS issue tracker is at https://github.com/pbspro

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To File a Bug or Feature Request

  • Log in to https://pbspro.atlassian.net
  • Click on the Create button
  • Choose "Bug", "RFE", or "User Story"
  • Fill in the title and description as follows:

Bug title

  • Use 50 characters or less
  • Provide a clear, concise summary of the problem as it affects the customer

Component

  • In the "Component" field, specify whether it is against PBS Pro code, a design document, or an automated (PTL) test.

Affects Version(s)

  • Specify the earliest PBS version affected

Bug description

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/pbspro/issues

But it might exist there already... see if you can find it.

Filing a Bug or Feature Request (RFE)

Bug?

In a few words, how does it affect the software user?

What are the steps to reproduce the problem?

If the issue is intermittent and not easily reproducible,

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what triggers it?

It's helpful to add the platform where the bug is observed, for example CentOS 7.2

Make it easy to understand and reproduce the problem that the

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user sees.  You can include short illustrative excerpts from log files or terminal sessions.  Do not include large sections of log files or terminal sessions

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Useful Attachments

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Output of the $PBS_EXEC/sbin/pbs_snapshot command, or the $PBS_EXEC/unsupported/pbs_diag command

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Log excerpts, core files, or terminal sessions to help the developers to analyze the bug more easily

RFE

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Provide a clear, concise summary of the requested capability or functionality

RFE or User Story description

  • Provide a clear description of the requested capability or functionality.  Don't leave your reader guessing.  Don't leave the description empty.
  • Provide a clear description of each use case

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Describe the new feature.  How does it make the world a better place?

The new feature may already be in the works.  You can look through the project documentation pages to find out.

Thanks!