Question template

When you ask for help in this repository, explain in detail what occurs. The detail helps the reader to understand your problem. It also helps a talent with a similar problem to find the same solution. The detail improves your ability to explain a problem and a solution in writing. It also shows what you tried, and it shows that you looked for a solution before you asked.

To ask a question, make a new work item in this repository, and give it the question label. GitLab also calls a work item an issue. The title must start with your GitLab username in brackets. An example is [usernameatfluid] How can I do this?. The GitLab issue template helps you with this procedure.

Use the template below. More detail and more information give you a better solution, and they give it to you more quickly.

NOTE: Write the work item in English. This is not a language academy, and Fluid Attacks does not expect perfect written English from you. Fluid Attacks expects a talent who can communicate their needs in English.

### What happens

The description of what happens.

### What do you understand about the problem

Explain what you think about the problem. Explain what your research about the
problem gives you.

### Did you try any workaround? What did you do?

Explain your workaround if you made one. If you made no workaround, explain
why.

### (Optional) Why does the workaround fail?

Explain why the workaround fails.

### Evidence

Add log, screenshots, URLs,
or whatever that you consider that can help to solve the problem.

### I need help with

Explain the help that you need. This gives a fast answer to the person who
reads your work item.

NOTE: If you find a solution without help, add your solution to the work item. If you find the solution in the work item, mark the work item as resolved.