That is up to you. Different people/projects have different standards for how much effort they put into a bug. If you think the issue is unlikely to be an actu

That is up to you. Different people/projects have different standards for how much effort they put into a bug. If you think the issue is unlikely to be an actual bug, that would seem like the correct course to take. If you suspect it might depend on other details and you're keen to investigate more, you could ask for more details. One related thing that many projects do is to have a bug template that asks for details such as software versions, operating system, CPU, etc. This can help a lot in reproducing bugs.