Closed jtemporal closed 7 years ago
@jtemporal Maybe in the first line you can use:
Issue Template -> Here add the name of the Issue/ Pull Request
"This template is here to help you to write your issue ;)" -> introduce here the problem
And it is OK to me ;)
As a newbie, I just want to say it warms my heart to see this going on.
Here at @labcodes we use checklists for everything. We don't have an issue template but here is our pull request template
https://gist.github.com/renatooliveira/09418592b8891f663f3060f2f61e891f
At first I must say the only in first timers only bugged me — specially in these two hypothetical scenarios:
Both situations might be harmful for the project: the first one delays progress, the second one might discourage someone that has dedicated time to the project.
However when I shared this thoughts with @jtemporal she responded with:
It's a worldwide standard, I like it it is an worldwide standard — and
Special cases aren't special enough to break the rules
.
And I followed:
And
practicality beats purity
.
And that is the story when I got convinced this is in fact a really good idea — only included.
I just loved !
Closed by #137
Hey I just found out about this by chance :) I think you’d enjoy https://github.com/apps/first-timers let me know if you have any questions
Hi as many know, it can be scary to give your first contribution to open source. And sometimes you may need help to start contributing to a new project.
Thinking of that and reading First Timers Only website for hints we thought would be nice to do two things:
first-timers-only
label: DoneSo here is the first draft of a
issue_template
to be added to this and all of the other Serenata's repositories.This issue will be open to collect ideas on how to make this template as friendly as possible but also generic so everyone can feel comfortable using it. Any feedback is much appreciated 😉
Special thanks to @lipemorais who helped in coming up with this ❤️