Issues
Issues lists everything your mods reported, grouped so the same error shows up once no matter how many times it happened. It updates live, and a red dot on Issues in the sidebar tells you when something new arrives.
Kinds
| Kind | Where it comes from |
|---|---|
| Error | captureException, captureMessage and uncaught exceptions |
| Crash | Minecraft crash reports and uncaught exceptions on the game's main threads |
| Bug report | reportBug |
| Suggestion | reportSuggestion |
An issue's page
Open an issue to see:
- The stack trace of the latest event, with your mod's frames highlighted
- How many events and players it has, and when it first and last happened
- The most common Minecraft versions, releases and tags across its events
- The breadcrumbs that led to it
Resolving
Resolve an issue once it's fixed. If it happens again, it's reopened and marked as a regression.
Issues can also resolve on their own when they haven't happened for a number of days; see auto-resolve.
Roadmap
If your project has a public page, you choose which issues appear there, which column they're in (Reported, Under implementation or Fixed) and their priority, from P1 to P4.
Deleting
Deleting an issue removes all of its events. If the error happens again, it comes back as a new issue.