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Pass Without Trace - 5E SRD Duration mismatch

The description of Pass Without Trace in the SRD has a summary saying the duration is 1 minute, but the spell insert correctly shows the 1 hour duration.
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Gauss
Forum Champion
Barring an errata the correct duration is 1 hour (checked via my hardcopy).  I suggest filing a bug report with the Devs via the Help Center as the Bug Report forum is primarily for users helping users.  Edit: Could you please scroll up and take that screenshot again (show the top of that entry)? I am not seeing the same thing you are.  Edit 2: In my first edit I checked the SRD and did not see what you did. However, I then went and checked the PHB, and the PHB is showing what you are showing.  So when you file the bug report please inform the Devs that it is the PHB with the bad data (not the SRD). 
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keithcurtis
Forum Champion
Marketplace Creator
API Scripter
Best course of action is to file a  Help Center Request . Mistakes like this go into a ticket queue for eventual correction.
I'll work on the the new submission, but isn't it a little counter-intuitive that to report a bug I go to the help center, but to get help I go to the bug reports?
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keithcurtis
Forum Champion
Marketplace Creator
API Scripter
I've lobbied for "bug reports" to be removed from this forum name for years.  Years ago Roll20 switched to the Help Center and a ticket system because trying to run a repair queue through a forum is too chaotic and untrackable.  Most of the "report a bug" type links lead to the Help Center, but the name is misleading.  The forum is usually community level help, unless you are responding to a dev-created and curated feedback thread. These are generally intended for developing new features.