Fix: Rename parent folder of issue templates #1635
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Please squash commit's if possible, no need for 3 commits for a single change. Happy triaging! |
DevAlphaKilo
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Related to: #1396 |
tboerger
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Feb 2, 2024
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Following up on this, it would help the project immensely to use the templates |
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When submitting an issue earlier today it was made clear the template files existing in the repository were not being used as expected.
This has been corrected by renaming the parent folder from ISSUE_TEMPLATES to ISSUE_TEMPLATE. Now in my forked branch, when creating a new issue, the user is prompted to select from a template in the repo.
I'd imagine triaging issues has been a nightmare, hopefully this will help you in that process.
Details can be found here for more information about GitHub's templating feature.