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- Am I running the latest version of OpenMRS?
- If I'm using an older version of OpenMRS, is my version it still supported?
- Check the /wiki/spaces/RES/pages/26287677 page to find out.
- It 's is OK to report a bug in an older unsupported version, but it will not be fixed in that version. You 'll will need to upgrade.
- Has the bug been reported already?
- Search the various OpenMRS sites to see if anything similar has been reported or discussed in the past. You should also search for any specific error messages you are seeing, if applicable.
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If the issue that you want to report is a security exploit, you should not publicly disclose the details, since that would tell attackers how to exploit OpenMRS production OpenMRS servers in the field. Report any security vulnerabilities to security@openmrs.org (a private list of long-time OpenMRS developers) giving details about the exploit, and someone will follow up via email.
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File a bug report
If you know the problem is related to the function or performance of a specific add-on module you 're are running, please consult the Module Repository and that module's documentation about how to get support. If you believe the problem is with OpenMRS itself, or if you're honestly not sure, you can file the bug report in the OpenMRS Trunk project in JIRA. You'll need to have an OpenMRS ID to do so.
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Once a developer has fixed the bug, it will be reviewed and , tested, and included in an upcoming release of OpenMRS. You can follow the progress of the issue in the tracking system to determine what release fixes the bug.
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