Social tools/Contributing and reporting bugs

Notice an annoying bug or some missing functionality which might potentially be wanted by lots of end-users? Submit a patch to fix the problem! See how to submit a patch to learn more. Once you've finished writing and testing your patch, please submit it to gerrit to have it reviewed and merged. Add Jack Phoenix as a reviewer for your patch.

Internationalization (i18n) and localization (l10n)

Since late 2020 social tools have been available on Translatewiki.net (TWN) for translation. Please submit translations via TWN and make adjustments to existing ones (excluding English) there.

See Translating:Social tools on TWN for more info about translating the social tools.

Please read below on how to report other i18n/l10n-related problems to the developers.

Reporting bugs and feature requests

Bugs, feedback, and feature requests should be reported on Wikimedia Phabricator, a dedicated application to ticketing and software collaboration. If you don't already have an account yet, you can read a tutorial on how to create an account.

Please note that any bugs and feedback requests that are reported on the talk page of any of the social tool extensions will either:

Fly under the radar of the maintainers as we might likely not notice it.
Be closed as declined if the bug isn't reproducible or doesn't have enough information.
Be migrated upstream if determined that such a report is valid. It's recommended that you migrate your report upstream yourself if you know how to.

It is strongly recommended to file bug reports and feature requests on Phabricator as this will ensure a much more timely response to your report/request.