Bug reports are sent to the
Aquamacs-bug mailing list. If you have a problem with a
particular mode and you're sure that the bug occurs when using
that mode with a plain GNU Emacs (not Aquamacs), then try to get
in touch with the developers of that mode. Do not send bug
reports to the Emacs on OS X mailing list. If you know that the
bug occurs in GNU Emacs, too, then report it to the GNU
Emacs Pretest Bug mailing list instead. However you submit a
bug, you must follow the points below before making a
report!
Bug Reporting Procedure:
If you encounter a bug while using a
nightly build, you must run the following checks to
determine the general source of the bug:
Remove your ~/.emacs and
~/Library/Preferences/Aquamacs Emacs/Preferences.el
files. Restart Aquamacs. Has the bug gone away? Then it's
a problem with your configuration. Find out what part of
the configuration is causing the bug, and if you still
consider it a bug, report it to the
Aquamacs-bug mailing list
list.
Remove files / folders in
(~)/Library/Preferences/(Aquamacs )Emacs/ - this includes
ec-emacs, auctex, etc. Has the bug gone away? Then it's a
problem with your add-on package. Report these problems
directly to the maintainer of the package.
Start Aquamacs in Raw mode: from Terminal.app, call
Has the bug gone away? Then it's likely to be a real bug in
Aquamacs. Report it to the
Aquamacs-bug mailing list.
Is the bug still there, even in Raw mode, that is,
running Aquamacs Emacs without most Aquamacs-specific parts?
It's likely to be a bug in GNU Emacs. To make sure it is,
you can install a recent
GNU Emacs build from us and try it there. To report
the bug, use the "Send Bug Report" function in Aquamacs, but
send the e-mail to the
GNU Emacs Pretest Bug mailing list.
