Hello and thank you for your interest in our project :)
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Help us help you! The more details you give, the better we'll be able to help you out.
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Please use markdown syntax, especially for backtraces and config files!
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Please provide a minimal working example. That means, you should try to replicate your issue with the minimal configuration from your muttrc and/or any other relevant config files. These are the details you should be posting.
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Sometimes even small and inconspicuous details matter, so please be very careful when writing down the steps to reproduce your problem.
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Please give us a list of program versions of every program relevant to your report.
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Describe your problem and especially the context of it very detailed. It has happened many times, that the problem could be solved without implementing another feature.
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Please describe also your desired solution carefully. Nothing is more frustrating - for both you and us, as developers - if we understand your problem the wrong way and implement something which doesn't help you.
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The first line should be a short (50 characters or less) summary of your commit message. If you can't find a short enough one-line summary, split the commit into multiple ones.
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Keep one line between the one-line summary and the body.
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Use bullet points in the body of the commit message to separate multiple things you did.
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your commits should be clear and concise. That means also you shouldn't sum up two features or two bug fixes into one commit. If you do, it makes both bug fixes or features harder to understand. Also, don't hesitate to rewrite the Github history of your development branch.
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Wrap the body of the commit message at around 80 characters.
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if your commit addresses a particular PR, commit or Issue, please say so in your commit. The Github documentation (1 and 2) can help you with that.
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Please eliminate any warnings gcc or any other tool produces during the compilation stage.
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If your commit addresses only a specific method or a specific file, please say so in your commit.
Thank you for your help!
The Neomutt Team.