# How to submit an Issue to a Mycroft repository When submitting an Issue to a Mycroft repository, please follow these guidelines to help us help you. ## Be clear about the software, hardware and version you are running For example: * I'm running a Mark 1 * With version 0.9.10 of the Mycroft software * With the standard Wake Word ## Try to provide steps that we can use to replicate the Issue For example: 1. Burn the 0.9.10 image to Micro SD card using Etcher 2. Seat the Micro SD card in the RPi 3 3. Boot Picroft 4. Wait 3 minutes 5. The red light will come on indicating that the RPi 3 is overheating 6. Running `htop` via the command line indicates a number of Zombie'd processes ## Be as specific as possible about the expected condition, and the deviation from expected condition. This is called _object-deviation format_. Specify the object, then the deviation of the object from an expected condition. Example 1: * When I say "Hey Mycroft, set your eyes to cadet blue", the eyes turn purple instead of blue. Example 2: * When I say "Hey Mycroft, what time is it in Paris", the time spoken is out by one hour - it's not observing daylight savings time. Example 3: * When I run `msm default` on my Mark 1, I receive lots of Git 'locked file' errors on the command line. ## Provide log files or other output to help us see the error We will normally require log files or other troubleshooting information to assist you with your Issue. This [documentation](https://mycroft.ai/documentation/troubleshooting/) explains how to find log files. As of version 0.9.10, the [Support Skill](https://github.com/MycroftAI/skill-support) also helps to automate gathering support information. Simply say: * "Create a support ticket" _or_ * "You're not working!" _or_ * "Send me debug info" and the Skill will put together a support package which you can email to us. ## Upload any files to the Issue that will be useful in helping us to investigate Please ensure you upload any relevant files - such as screenshots - which will aid us investigating.