i.4. Reporting Problems

Report a problem with this guide, such as:

Make a note of the topic or topics that contain the problem you have found.
Log in to Drupal.org (you will need to create a user account if you do not already have one).
Visit the User Guide issues page on Drupal.org.
Verify that the problem you found has not already been reported in another issue:
- If there are only a few open issues, scan the Summary column to see if any of their descriptions match the problem you found. You may also need to read some of the issues to make sure, which you can do by clicking the links in the Summary column.
- If the open issue list is long, enter either a keyword related to the problem you found or the title of the topic where the problem occurs in the Search for box, and click Search to reduce the issue list. Then either scan the summaries or read the issues to see if they match your problem.

If you determine that your problem has not already been reported, click Create a new issue, and fill in the issue report as follows:

Field name	Explanation	Example value
Title	Short summary of the problem you found	Instructions in "Adding a Content Type" do not work
Category	Type of issue being reported	Bug report
Version	Version of the guide you found the problem in	9.1.x-dev
Issue summary	Details of the problem you found	In the "Adding a Content Type" topic, in step 3, when I clicked Save, I got the following error message: …

Reread the Title and Issue summary you entered, and verify that the following information is included in your report:
- A complete description of the problem you found
- The name of the topic or topics where you found the problem
- The language you are reading the guide in (if not English)
- If you read the guide on a website, a link to the page or pages with the problem
Click Save to create the issue.
Check back on the issue in a few days. If one of the project maintainers has asked for clarification, respond by adding a comment to the issue.