# How to find a known bug or limitation

If you can’t find or solve your problem using the [troubleshooting guides](/content/docs/latest/troubleshooting-guide/index/index.html), you may be running into an issue that we’re still working on.

## How to find a known bug

1. Go to the [Metabase GitHub issues page](https://github.com/metabase/metabase/issues).
2. Click on the **Label** dropdown and select `Type: Bug`.
3. Choose least one value in the **Label** dropdown that matches the feature you’re having trouble with.
4. If you find an existing bug that matches your problem, add a thumbs up emoji to help the team prioritize it.
5. If you can’t find your problem, and you’re sure that it’s not a [product limitation](/content/docs/latest/troubleshooting-guide/known-issues#how-to-find-a-known-product-limitation/index.html), you can [create a new bug report](/content/docs/latest/troubleshooting-guide/bugs/index.html).

## How to find a known product limitation

1. Go to the [Metabase GitHub issues page](https://github.com/metabase/metabase/issues).
2. Click on the **Label** dropdown and select `Type: New Feature`.
3. Choose at least one value in the **Label** dropdown that matches the feature you’re looking for.
4. If you find a feature request that matches what you want to do, add a thumbs up emoji to help the team prioritize it.
5. If a feature request doesn’t exist, and your issue isn’t [caused by a known bug](/content/docs/latest/troubleshooting-guide/known-issues#how-to-find-a-known-bug/index.html), you can [submit a new feature request](/content/docs/latest/troubleshooting-guide/requesting-new-features/index.html).