Thank you for using and exploring the Solver Course project!
This document explains how to get help, ask questions, and contribute to discussions.
If you need assistance:
Check the following first:
README.md— project overview/docs— detailed explanations, theory, and examples/TROUBLESHOOTING.md— common issues & fixes
Before creating a new issue, search for existing:
- similar questions
- bug reports
- discussion threads
The answer you need may already exist.
If your question hasn’t been answered:
- Go to Issues → New Issue
- Choose the appropriate template
- Provide:
- Clear title
- Description of the problem
- Steps to reproduce
- Expected vs actual behavior
- Code snippet (if applicable)
| Channel | Use for |
|---|---|
| GitHub Issues | Bugs, feature requests |
| Discussion Board | Concept questions, optimization theory |
| Pull Requests | Code contributions |
| Email Contact | Sensitive reports (optional) |
This repository supports templates for:
- Bug reports
- Feature requests
- Question / discussion
When opening an issue, select the most relevant template.
Our maintenance team strives to respond to:
- Critical bugs: within 48 hours
- General questions: within 7 days
- External contributions: via PR review within 14 days
Response times vary based on community activity.
Please observe the following when asking for support:
✔ Provide reproducible examples
✔ Use clear and concise language
✔ Include related logs or error messages
✔ Show minimal code snippet to demonstrate issue
If you get an answer that would help others, please:
✔ Close your issue with resolution
✔ Add your learnings to documentation
✔ Help others in the Discussions section
This benefits the entire community.
If you need private support or have sensitive concerns, you can reach out at:
https://t.me/RuslanSenatorov
https://www.youtube.com/SENATOROV
(Optionally add a maintainer’s public contact if appropriate)
Thank you for supporting and using this project!