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Where to Report a Bug in Umbraco Automate

Explains that bugs in Umbraco Automate should be reported through its GitHub issue tracker, not through NuGet's package contact or report-abuse forms, which aren't monitored for bug reports.

Written by Joana Knobbe

Type: FAQ
Category: Umbraco Automate > Support
Tags: Umbraco Automate, bug report, GitHub, issue tracker, NuGet, open source

Product: Umbraco Automate
Version: All versions


Short answer: Report it on GitHub, not on NuGet.

Umbraco Automate is an open-source project maintained by Umbraco HQ. Like Umbraco CMS itself, bugs are tracked on GitHub rather than through general support or the NuGet package page.

Where to report it

Open an issue directly on the Umbraco.Automate GitHub repository.

Before filing, it's worth a quick look through the existing open issues to check whether it's already been reported.

When you open the issue, include:

  • The version of Umbraco Automate you're on

  • The version of Umbraco CMS you're running

  • What you expected to happen, versus what actually happened

  • Steps to reproduce it, if you have them

Not the NuGet page. The "Contact owners" and "Report abuse" links on the Umbraco.Automate NuGet package page are not for bug reports. NuGet's report-abuse flow exists for policy issues such as malware or license violations, not functional bugs, and it isn't monitored by the team building the package. Bugs reported that way won't reach anyone who can act on them.

If you're not sure yet whether it's a bug, or you'd like help narrowing it down before filing, reach out to support and we can help you gather the details first.

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Last updated on August 04, 2026

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