Issue templates

[rajavishah]

Added 2 Issue Templates,

1. Bug Reporting
2. New Feature Request

@gnodar01 could be reviewed and merged at your convenience

[gnodar01]

I think for feature request, we can maybe subdivide it up into:

• spec enhancement (e.g. new UI types, etc)
• algorithm request (e.g. my cool dl algo, preferably already dockerized)
• interface request (e.g. streamlit, quorto, etc)
• other

[rajavishah]

I think for feature request, we can maybe subdivide it up into:

• spec enhancement (e.g. new UI types, etc)
• algorithm request (e.g. my cool dl algo, preferably already dockerized)
• interface request (e.g. streamlit, quorto, etc)
• other

Thankyou for the new idea :)

[rajavishah]

How about now @gnodar01 ?

[gnodar01]

Is there any way to preview the form? I'm too lazy to fork the repo and run it. Do you have a screenshot?

[rajavishah]

Is there any way to preview the form? I'm too lazy to fork the repo and run it. Do you have a screenshot?

Yeah, lemme see, if I can send you something Maybe this should work? - Bug_report, Feature_request

[gnodar01]

Hmm, i'm thinking a dropdown of "spec enhancement", "new DL algorithm", "new interface", "cli flag". Then let them provide the details in the textbox.

[rajavishah]

Hmm, i'm thinking a dropdown of "spec enhancement", "new DL algorithm", "new interface", "cli flag". Then let them provide the details in the textbox.

Certainly, but with a dropdown, the user can only select one of the four options. If they want to mention additional details, they would need to use the textbox to provide more context. However, it's unlikely that a user would want to request all four types of features at once, so the dropdown should work well for guiding them to specify their main request while allowing for further explanation if needed.

[gnodar01]

Certainly, but with a dropdown, the user can only select one of the four options.

That's fine. If they want two things, make two issues.

[gnodar01]

LGTM. Merge when ready!