If you need help or have questions about Celero, please use our GitHub issue system. This ensures visibility, tracking, and timely responses.
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General Questions: Open an issue and label it
question. -
Bug Reports: Create an issue with the
buglabel. Include:- Celero version or commit SHA
- Platform and compiler details
- Steps to reproduce and minimal code sample
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Feature Requests: Open an issue with the
enhancementlabel. Describe:- Desired behavior and use case
- API or performance considerations
- Search existing issues before opening a new one.
- Use clear titles (e.g.,
Bug: crash in benchmark runner). - Fill out the template (
ISSUE_TEMPLATE.md) when prompted. - Provide relevant logs or output.
- Tag
@DigitalInBlue/celero-maintainersif you need specific attention.
- Acknowledgement: within 48 hours on business days.
- Initial triage: within 5 business days.
- Bug fixes: depends on severity; critical issues prioritized.
- Feature discussions: ongoing; expect responses within 1 week.
For broader discussions, experiment sharing, or general C++ benchmarking topics, consider:
- GitHub Discussions: if enabled (check the repo header).
- Stack Overflow: tag questions with
celeroandc++.
For enterprise or SLA-backed support, contact me with details of your needs and volume of use.
Do not report security vulnerabilities via public issues. Instead, refer to our Security Policy and email security@digitalinblue.com.