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 pageTitle: Troubleshooting
 menuTitle: Troubleshooting
 
+karma has an extensive set of tests and we have limited time to help with bugs. Here are some suggestions to get you unstuck.
+
+### npm audit vulnerabilities
+Please open a Pull Request that will fix the issue.
+
+We get lots of these reports, from multiple automated services, from other projects, and from users. The vast majority are minor: please open a pull request if you want a fix. We only take direct action to fix serious issues that affect online users.
+
 ### How Do I Debug a karma issue?
 
 Many issues can be solved by reading the `debug log` or by using the `browsers devtools`:
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 The `DEBUG` log includes a copy of the final 'config': note that plugins can alter the config and sometimes the settings you applied do not give the result you expected. The log includes both core `karma` lines and lines from plugins: use the logging prefix to determine if your issue may need to be reported to a karma plugin.
 
 #### Use `--no-single-run` to investigate browser-side issues, especially global errors in test files.
-The `--no-single-run` option causes the server to print a URL and wait.  Open the URL in a browser and use the browsers devtools to investigate the problem. Typically you will want to open the URL, then click the DEBUG link in the upper right corner. That opens a new window with cleaner code for debugging. 
+The `--no-single-run` option causes the server to print a URL and wait.  Open the URL in a browser and use the browsers devtools to investigate the problem. Typically you will want to open the URL, then click the DEBUG link in the upper right corner. That opens a new window with cleaner code for debugging.
 
+#### Is your issue related to another tool?
+Issues with Angular setups are probably better debugged by consulting with other Angular users.  Issues with coverage are probably related to your config, the compiler for coverage instrumentation, or possibly karma-coverage.
+
+#### Use the source!
+`karma` is all JavaScript code: perhaps you can debug your issue by adding logging?
 
 ### I'm getting an error during the installation related to the ```ws``` module, how can I solve it?
 This is a common Windows [issue](https://github.com/einaros/ws/issues/178), the compilation of the native [ws](https://www.npmjs.org/package/ws) module fails. Anyways, ```ws``` has a fallback JS implementation which NPM should take care using it. All you need to do is make sure that you're using an up-to-date version of NPM. To do that you can:
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 Note: If you can't find the solution for your issue here you can also ask for help in the [mailing-list](https://groups.google.com/d/forum/karma-users) or [Stack Overflow](http://stackoverflow.com/questions/tagged/karma-runner).
 
+### I'm really stuck. I tried every thing!
+Because of the complexity of test setups, we rarely work to fix bugs without steps to reproduce. The best approach is to create a github project that installs all the components and reproduces the bug.
+