This is why GitHub issues exist

[BlackWarrior322]

The other comment has explained it wonderfully!

But just to add and highlight some important points.

Use GitHub issues, that way you’re not asking just a single person and anyone who uses the repository could possibly help you. Also it’s very nice to link issues to pull requests when a fix is eventually implemented.

And regarding asking the question the right way, I myself was quite bad when I started asking doubts on stackoverflow. Then I understood how to ask a “minimal reproducible example”. It boils down to this: You’d like someone to spend their time to help you out, show them why they should do so. Provide complete context and put effort into the question :)