Open CosminPerRam opened 6 months ago
Providing more context about some examples: To see some realistic examples, over at facepunch/sbox-issues they do have some templates: An example of the bug report one:
Even more: you can also set labels
for each issue, so users dont have to include these in the title (such as [TF2]
, [BUG]
, [LINUX]
, [SUGGESTION]
and so on).
yeah i have to agree on this, there's over 3000+ issues currently and some dating as far back as 2012. There's no way over 3k issues are being kept up to date and actively worked on.
This would help a lot, especially with the tracker being linked in the patch notes for the 64-bit branch's mainlining. It seems like a lot of new users are now coming here to report client crashes, but many are also new to trackers, and so they may forget to include OS/machine details, let alone logs or dumps.
@kisak-valve hey, hope you don't mind the ping, any thoughts on this coming from an official standpoint? seems like many agree on adding this.
About
Github has issue templates, by their name, are customizable templates that users can use (or should, just as a suggested thing) when making an issue or even for pull requests.
Why?
Seeing the recent issues wave because of the Tf2 64-bit update, this could greatly help people to make a readable, insightful and consistent report, as a lot of them are just one-liners and are not that helpful.
Although the requirements for a well-written issue are already in the readme this imposes the rules a lot more.
Multiple templates can be done and they support things such as dropdowns and checkboxes.
If there is interest into adding this I could make some template suggestions that I think fits around here, would be glad to hear some thoughts about this as I think the repository could benefit a lot for this.