recommended way to communicate?

[mtherieau]

I've been trying to troubleshoot and isolate this defect: http://musescore.org/en/node/12599
and have made a little progress so far.  I've been adding comments to the issue describing how far I've gotten in understanding the code paths involved.  Am sending a note here to inquire what the recommendation is for posting those types of messages?  I know that each project has its own conventions for asking questions or highlighting issues about the code...am wondering what the preference is for the MS developers?  continue to post messages in the issue tracker?  send messages to this list?  other?

regards,
markt

[Thomas Bonte]

IRC: #musescore on freenode.net

For all non developer related issues: http://musescore.org/en/forum

[lasconic]

Regarding a specific issue, commenting in the issue tracker is the
best option. We have the whole history there.
I didn't check the issue yet but a patch is welcome if you sorted out.
I will apply the patch on the branch if it's not too invasive and the
issue is critical.

Lasconic

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[mtherieau]

thanks thomas and lasconic -- I'll likely need to ask some questions on #musescore before I get to the point of generating a patch.  Will also continue to update the defect as I progress.

regards,
markt