Viking Skull Lamp  V1.0.1
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Issue Guide

New Issue

If you find an issue with this project, this page shows, how to report it. Firstly you have to create a new issue.

New Issue

There are five main issue categories.

Issue Categories

🐛 Bug report - This category is created for software-related problems. For example, if you find some strange or unwanted behavior in the firmware, this is the right category to report it.

Circuit problem - This category is created for circuit-related problems. For example, if you build the PCB and something does not work. Or if you find a problem with the layout or in the schematics.

📜 Documentation problem - This category is created for documentation-related problems. For example, if you find a wrong part number, quantity, or parameter. Or if some comment in the code is wrong. Or if a section is doesn't understandable.

🚀 Feature request - If you have a new idea, you can share it with this template.

🛠️ Mechanical problem - This category is created for mechanical-related problems. For example, some parts are worn quickly. Or you can not reproduce it, because it's too complex. Also if you have a different printer than mine and it can't make a part as precise as needed, please report it, maybe it can be modified to make it good for everyone.

Issue Example

Issue Example

If you report an issue, please describe it as much as possible. If you have any idea how to solve it please describe your solution as well.

Discussion Section

Discussions

This section can be useful for people, who started to use GitHub recently. This is a very intuitive and simple way to share your ideas and ask questions. Also if you made this thing you can share it with others. Also if you modified or remixed it, please share it with the community( I hope someone will make a stormtrooper helmet version 👀 ).

Pull Request

If you solved a problem, or you made some change in the project and you want to share it, you can create a pull request. This way you can contribute to this project.

Note
If you never made a pull request before, you can find a lot of tutorials on the web. It is not that hard, and actually, there are a ton of graphical tools to use git, so you don't have to use the command line.