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This commit migrates the old issue template to the new format documented on the following page: https://help.github.com/en/github/building-a-strong-community/about-issue-and-pull-request-templates The old "issue template" is now a generic "bug report". New templates have also been added: * crash report * feature request * question Providing users with those templates allows reducing redundant questions to the reporter ("where is the stacktrace", "what is the usecase" etc), and assigning labels to the created issues automatically. A pull request template that refers to the CONTRIBUTING document and reminds the reporter to create a waiver commit is also implemented by this commit.
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name: Feature request
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about: Ask for a feature to be implemented and included in the next release
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labels: feature request
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---
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<!--
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Please make sure that no request has already been made for your feature
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by checking the issue tracker (tag: `feature request`). If it was to be the
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case, feel free to post a reply in the already existing issue, indicating
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that you're interested (and possibly the use you would make for the feature,
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if not already mentioned).
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-->
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### Feature <!-- what do you want implemented that is not already available in the development version? -->
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### Usecase <!-- what use do you have for the feature, if it's not self-evident (e.g. a hook, option)? -->
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