If the GitHub repository for the Laravel Vue Starter Kit does not have an 'Issues' tab enabled, you have a few alternative options to bring issues to the attention of the developers:
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Contact the Maintainers Directly: Look for contact information in the repository's README file or any other documentation. Sometimes maintainers provide an email address or a link to a discussion forum.
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Check for a Discussion Forum: Some projects have a separate forum or community space where you can discuss issues. This might be linked in the README or the project's website.
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Social Media or Community Channels: If the project has a presence on social media platforms like Twitter, or if there's a community Slack or Discord channel, you can try reaching out there.
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Fork and Pull Request: If you have a solution to the issue, you can fork the repository, make the necessary changes, and submit a pull request. In the pull request description, you can detail the issue and how your changes address it.
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Look for a Contributing Guide: Some projects have a CONTRIBUTING.md file that outlines how to report issues or contribute to the project. Check if such a guide exists in the repository.
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Email the Maintainers: If the repository has a LICENSE file, it might include contact information for the maintainers. You can try reaching out via email.
If none of these options are available, you might need to wait until the maintainers enable the 'Issues' tab or provide another way to report issues.