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-# Using the Bug Tracking System
-
-  - You must have an account to report an issue on the [Bug Tracking
-    System (BTS)](http://bts.frama-c.com/view_all_bug_page.php). If you
-    are creating your account for your first bug report, consider this
-    trade-off carefully: we will never use your e-mail address to
-    contact you for something other than the bug you reported. But if
-    you provide an invalid e-mail address, your bug may linger for
-    months because the assignee is waiting for more feedback and you
-    didn't receive the notice.
-
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-
-  - Use English to report an issue on the BTS. Using French is also
-    acceptable to report a **private** issue.
-
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-
-  - Whenever possible, include **HOW TO REPRODUCE** the issue. Provide
-    everything necessary for a smart, but not mind-reading, human to
-    reproduce the bug: input files, command line used, sequence of
-    actions. If your analysis project depends on system headers, please
-    use one of the two options from [this
-    message](http://lists.gforge.inria.fr/pipermail/frama-c-discuss/2008-December/000831.html).
-
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-
-  -  If possible, attach the automatically-generated journal (by default
-    called `frama_c_journal.ml`). Journals are enabled automatically
-    when you use the GUI, or when using option `-journal-enable`.
-    Including a journal or a backtrace when available does not exempt
-    you from providing the input files: a backtrace or a journal alone
-    do not contain enough information to reproduce the behavior.
-
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-
-  - Include the **OBTAINED BEHAVIOR** in enough detail that someone else
-    (smart, but not mind-reading) can decide if they have reproduced
-    your bug.
-
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-
-  - Include the **CATEGORY**, that is which part of Frama-C is concerned
-    by your bug report or feature request. Note that issues related to
-    Why, including issues with Why's Graphical User Interface, must be
-    classified in the category "Plug-in \> Jessie" (and not in the
-    category "Graphical User Interface" which is only relevant for
-    issues specific to Frama-c's GUI).
-
-<!-- end list -->
-
-  - If the bug report is not for a crash, include the **EXPECTED
-    BEHAVIOR** that you would have liked to see.
-
-<!-- end list -->
-
-  - The status of an issue may be one of the following:
-      - **new** (lightred): the issue has not been yet considered by any
-        Frama-C developer.
-      - **assigned** (mauve): the issue has been assigned to a Frama-C
-        developer (automatically or manually by another Frama-C
-        developer). However the assignee has not yet considered this
-        issue.
-      - **acknowledged** (orange): the issue has been considered by the
-        assignee (or by any Frama-C developer if there is no assignee)
-        but not yet deeply investigated.
-      - **confirmed** (yellow): the issue has been confirmed by the
-        assignee (or by any Frama-C developer if there is no assignee).
-        It is really a bug or a wished feature.
-      - **resolved** (lightgreen): the issue has been fixed by the
-        assignee. The Frama-C development version contains the patch
-        which will be part of a future release.
-      - **closed** (lightgray): the issue is no more relevant. Either it
-        is not really a bug or a wished feature, or it is fixed in a
-        public release available from [the download
-        page](http://frama-c.cea.fr/download.html) of Frama-C.
-      - **feedback** (magenta): the issue was previously considered
-        resolved or closed but has been reopened.
-
-<!-- end list -->
-
-  - Remark: the **feedback** status is also used when the assignee
-    requires additional information from the reporter.
+# Report an issue with Frama-C
+
+To report an issue, You must either create an account on the
+[GitLab of Frama-C](https://git.frama-c.com/), or use your Github
+account. The reporting is done through the
+[issue tracking system](https://git.frama-c.com/pub/frama-c/issues).
+
+If you are creating your account for your first bug report, consider
+this trade-off carefully: we will never use your e-mail address to
+contact you for something other than the bug you reported. But if you
+provide an invalid e-mail address, your bug may linger for months
+because the assignee is waiting for more feedback and you didn't
+receive the notice.
+
+The menu "Choose a template" provides a template "bug_report" that
+you just have to fill in. 
+
+Some advices to post your issue:
+
+- Use English to report an issue. Using French is also acceptable to
+  report a **private** issue.
+- If the bug report is not for a crash, include the **EXPECTED
+  BEHAVIOR** that you would have liked to see.
+- Include the **OBTAINED BEHAVIOR** in enough detail that someone else
+  (smart, but not mind-reading) can decide if they have reproduced
+  your bug.
+- Include **HOW TO REPRODUCE** the issue. Provide everything necessary
+  for a smart, but not mind-reading, human to reproduce the bug: input
+  files, command line used, sequence of actions. If your analysis
+  project depends on system headers, please use one of the two following
+  options to be sure that:
+    - (Preferred) Use the option `-print` of Frama-C
+      ```
+      $ frama-c ./your_files*.c -ocode result.c
+      ```
+    - Use the preprocessor (Note however that this second option will
+      drop ACSL annotations, using `-CC` keeps all comments):
+      ```
+      $ gcc -C -E -I . original.c > result.i
+      ```
+
+The status of an issue may be one of the following:
+
+- new: the issue has not been yet considered by any Frama-C developer.
+- assigned: the issue has been assigned to a Frama-C developer. However the
+  assignee has not yet considered this issue.
+- confirmed: the issue has been confirmed by the assignee (or by any Frama-C
+  developer if there is no assignee). It is really a bug or a wished feature.
+- resolved: the issue has been fixed by the assignee. The Frama-C development
+  version contains the patch which will be part of a future release.
+- closed: the issue is no more relevant. Either it is not really a bug or a
+  wished feature, or it is fixed in a public release available from the
+  [download page of Frama-C](/html/get-frama-c.html).