Get templates with useful information to help you submit reports to WordPress.

Mickey Kay

MIGHTYminnow

Widget Alias

Duplicate any existing widget using the Widget Alias widget and shortcode.

Andy Fragen

Colin Stewart

<p>Filing reports to WordPress can be daunting. What information should you provide? Where? What format is used?</p>
<p>This plugin simplifies that process by providing you with a template so you can paste, fill out each section, and submit.</p>
<p>Environment information is included in the template, so you don’t need to fill in your browser, theme, plugins, operating system, server, database, or any of their versions. It’s already in the template.</p>
<p>This plugin started life as a feature in the WordPress Beta Tester plugin. In order to bring it to more users and devs, creating a standalone plugin seemed optimal.</p>
<h3>Usage</h3>
<ol>
<li>Choose a report type, such as Bug Report, Bug Reproduction, Patch Testing or Security Vulnerability.</li>
<li>Choose a reporting location, such as Trac or GitHub. Security vulnerabilities should always be reported to HackerOne.</li>
<li>Click “Copy to clipboard” and paste into a new report at the reporting location.</li>
<li>Fill out the sections and submit.</li>
</ol>


Test Reports


It significantly streamlines the process of gathering information from various parts of the site/environment, saving a considerable amount of time. With just a simple click, it effortlessly provides all the necessary information. Highly recommended for its efficiency and convenience.


The plugin has proven to be incredibly helpful for testing core tickets


Within the single one can get the complete ready template for each of the following corner:




New bug report



Bug Reproduction



Patch Testing 



Security Vulnerability




This template is also dynamic with Trac and GitHub format which is the icing on the cake!


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