Closed eddiebergman closed 11 months ago
Took a look at this and it seems like it's not very trivial and open's up some awkward questions. ux
changes are rather vague and could imply a new feature or just a fix, or something that doesn't even warrant a version change on it's own (better error message).
Closing this for now in favour of keeping things simple
It's not really a
fix
to provide a new error message as was done in #187 and some issues are not bugs or features (i.e. #176). It would be good to treat User Experience (UX) as a first class citizen for these cases.I will add a label for that, however we likely would also like an issue template for it and a conventional commit tag for it, e.g. from the
pre-commit:conventional-commits
.