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Better GitHub issue templates #272
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Just realized I'm not a maintainer on my own team's repo 😆 ... last time we made changes to GitHub issue templates I had to ask @Stebalien to do it. Actually -- @Stebalien, would you be willing to add me and @cwaring as maintainers? Otherwise, I can ask you to add another issue template for me. |
(Notes to self, or whoever makes the changes:)
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Updated "open an issue link" to use new issue template from #272
Made changes noted in comments above - we now have two new issue templates for content requests and documentation issues. This broke the "open a GitHub issue" link in the docs site near the hot-or-not buttons, so fixed that in #359. Calling this one good! |
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Can't remove/change/rearrange last two content items on that page due to Hugo limitations, but can remove superfluous content and improve a callout to the install guide. closes #272
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This issue is part of Epic 3A: Fixes from user feedback/other metrics.
Add friendly templating for new GH issues in /docs to make it easier for folks to articulate docs problems they may find, and for us to get the required info we need to fix them.
Consider adding several -- e.g. for errors/broken links vs more nuanced content-based issues?
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