This is a simple one -- we just need to add our pull request template into the repository so that, when pull requests are made in the future, they're automatically populated with the requisite template!
To do so properly, we just need to follow the instructions here:
This does mean that we now have multiple sources of truth for pull request templates, but I think that's okay in this case. We can have the main PR template as a kind of master one, and all the other PR templates can have recommendations specific to the needs of that repository.
This is a simple one -- we just need to add our pull request template into the repository so that, when pull requests are made in the future, they're automatically populated with the requisite template!
To do so properly, we just need to follow the instructions here:
https://github.blog/developer-skills/github/issue-and-pull-request-templates/
This does mean that we now have multiple sources of truth for pull request templates, but I think that's okay in this case. We can have the main PR template as a kind of master one, and all the other PR templates can have recommendations specific to the needs of that repository.