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Draft page to consolidate the how to information for the DATASTD tracker project. To include information on how to sign up, log in, create tickets, and the overall workflow. Can pull much of this information from previous pages with some tweaks. Eric has requested the video not be included so we'll need a new introduction section.

About Ed-Fi Tracker

The Ed-Fi Alliance tracks issues and feature requests in JIRA. This allows the Ed-Fi Community to:

  • View work in progress
  • Vote on issues
  • Add and comment on issues
  • View code commits and pull requests related to issues

How To Information

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titleIssue Tracker First-Time Login

Issue Tracker First-Time Login

To access our Issue Tracker, you will need a login. We generally use your GitHub username. See below for instructions on how to log in for the first time.

Step-by-Step Guide

  1. Go to tracker.ed-fi.org.
  2. Click the "Can't access your account?" link.
  3. Select Username, input your GitHub username and click Send.
  4. An email will arrive with a link to request a new password.

  5. If you can't log in or the e-mail does not arrive, please contact our administrator. Don't forget to tell us your e-mail and GitHub username in the request details.

Info

You must be an Ed-Fi Licensee to be granted a login to our Tracker system. You can find licensing information on our website.



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titleSubmit an Issue

Submit an Issue

Issues should be entered for bugs and enhancement requests for our core tech components. Questions can be posted to this forum.

Step-by-Step Guide

This section provides a walk through of submitting an issue to the Alliance.

  1. Select the project to which you want to submit your issue. See the article Technical Community Guidelines for a summary of projects and access requirements.
  2. Click the "Create" button.
  3. Select the Issue Type.

    We ask that you use the following issue types:
    • Bug - Bugs/defects you have found on the code.
    • Improvement - Suggested improvement or refactoring of the code for existing functionality.
    • New Feature - New features with supporting use case.
  4. Enter following information:
    • Summary. A brief description of the issue.
    • Fix Version/s. The specific version, if any, affected by the issue.
    • Issue Description. Be detailed.
      • For bugs, please include the steps to reproduce the bug.
      • For improvements
      and
      • , please include use case details.
      • For new feature requests
      ,
      • please include
      use case details
      • a user story (details below).
    • Attachments. Attach any screen shots and/or code that can add clarity to the issue.

Issues are assigned to the core technical team project lead. The project lead is the point of contact for code reviews and responsible for integrating pull request submissions into the Ed-Fi core code base.


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titleWrite a User Story