1--- 2name: Bug report 3about: Create a report to help us improve 4title: '' 5labels: bug 6assignees: '' 7 8--- 9<!---Important Notice 10 11This is a pre-formatted template: 12 13- Lines starting with ### are section headers. Do not delete any of the sections. 14 15- Lines starting with the label [comment]: are instructions on how to fill in the section and will not be shown in your request. Just read what is required and add your answer below. 16 17Choose a good title: The title will be listed in the changelog when the issue is fixed. Do you think someone else would understand what's fixed or done from your title? Does it really name the real topic of the issue? 18 19Bug reports that are not properly filed might be closed without further notice. 20--> 21 22### Describe the bug 23[comment]: # (A clear and concise description of what the bug is) 24 25 26 27### What have you done to circle down the problem? 28[comment]: # (Did you compare to previous versions? What versions? Did you check if others have the same problem?) 29 30 31 32### To Reproduce 33[comment]: # (List the steps to reproduce the behavior) 34 351. Go to '...' 362. Click on '....' 373. Scroll down to '....' 384. See error 39 40 41### Expected behavior 42[comment]: # (A clear and concise description of what you expected to happen) 43 44 45 46### Screenshots 47[comment]: # (If applicable, add screenshots to help explain your problem) 48 49 50 51### Attachments 52[comment]: # (Can you provide an example file to trigger the problem?) 53 54 55 56### Tracebacks 57[comment]: # (Add your backtrace below if you have one. If QMapshack crashes the fastest way to get help is a backtrace. 58For Linux see: https://github.com/Maproom/qmapshack/wiki/TroubleShooting#create-a-backtrace-of-a-crash-on-linux. 59For Windows it would need a debug build and running QMapshack in Visual Studio.) 60 61 62 63### Desktop 64[comment]: # (please complete the following information) 65 66 - OS: [e.g. OS X, Debian, Suse, Windows] 67 - QMapShack Version: [e.g. 1.13.1] 68 - Window Manager: [e.g. KDE, GNOME] 69 70 71### Additional context 72[comment]: # (Add any other context about the problem here) 73 74