While the core engine and all primary features are 100% operational, the software is currently in its early release phase. As with any new launch, users may encounter several minor UI bugs or edge-case script errors as we polish the experience.
How to Report and Resolve Issues
Whether you are a casual user or an experienced developer, here is how you can contribute to making Ledger better:
For General Members
If you encounter an unexpected error, a visual glitch, or a broken link:
- Create a new post in this form
- Submit a Report: Provide a brief description of what happened, what you clicked, and a screenshot if possible.
For Advanced Members & Developers
If you have identified a bug and have the technical solution ready, we welcome your code contributions via GitHub. We follow a standard Fork-and-Pull model to ensure code quality and security:
- Fork the Repository: Navigate to the Ledger GitHub Repository and click the Fork button to create a personal copy of the codebase under your account.
- Clone & Branch: Clone your fork locally to your development environment. Create a new feature branch for your fix (e.g.,
git checkout -b fix-issue-name). - Implement the Fix: Apply your code changes and test them thoroughly within your local environment.
- Commit & Push: Commit your changes with a clear, descriptive message and push the branch back to your GitHub fork.
- Submit a Pull Request (PR): Open a Pull Request from your fork back to the Ledger/main branch.
Our team reviews every Pull Request. Once verified, your fix will be merged into the master build, and you will be credited as a contributor to the project.
Thank you for being part of the Ledger journey. Together, we are building a more robust and reliable tool for everyone.
— The Ledger Development Team