Hey Streamlitters 
To help our community answer forum questions more easily, we’re asking that you tag your posts with either debugging or discussion:
Debugging posts are posts where community members are sharing a specific error or issue with their code. Debugging posts must include a minimal reproducible example or a link to your app’s public GitHub repository (ideally both!).
By “minimal reproducible example”, we mean that you should include just enough code (not the whole app 
) to enable others to reproduce the problem. Check out StackOverflow’s guide to creating a minimal, complete, and verifiable example. Ensure that your example works by running it yourself before posting.
Debugging posts should also answer these questions:
- What is the full error message?
- What have you tried so far to solve the issue? Be specific in explaining how your past approaches have not worked.
- What version of Streamlit and Python are you using?
- What operating system are you using?
- Are you running the code locally? If not, where is the app deployed?
Debugging posts that don’t include a code snippet or GitHub repo link will be tagged with needs-more-info to indicate that we’re waiting for the post author to add more context.
Discussion posts aren’t focused on a specific error – instead, the authors of these posts are looking to have a more general discussion with the Streamlit community, usually about best practices. These posts aren’t required to include a code snippet or GitHub repository link, since the goal of these posts is to hear viewpoints and recommendations from the community rather than to solve a specific error.
As always, check out our forum guide for more general instructions on posting questions in the Streamlit forum.
Got a question about this new guideline? Let us know in this thread!