Bug Reports

7:49 pm on January 29, 2014
Bug Reports
WordPress uses open source software called Trac to manage bug reports and tasks. If you are looking to report a bug, please ​head on over.
There are many ways to contribute. We have a detailed contributor handbook to help get you started. If you want to get started quickly, try one of the Getting Started reports below — test a patch, or grab a bug and see if you can reproduce the problem it describes.
If you have encountered a security issue in WordPress, please contact security at wordpress.org. For more, see our ​Security FAQ.


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