chore: fix bug report issue template #102
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Summary of Changes
Hello team, gemini-code-assist here to provide a summary of this pull request. This PR, authored by MinCrohn, aims to simplify and make the bug report issue template more concise. The primary change involves updating the .github/ISSUE_TEMPLATE/bug_report.yml file to streamline the information requested from users when they file a bug.
Highlights
- Simplify Bug Report Template: The main goal is to make the bug reporting process less verbose by reducing the number of required fields.
- Consolidate Fields: Multiple fields like 'Current Behavior', 'Expected Behavior', and 'Steps to Reproduce' have been replaced or consolidated into more focused fields like 'Describe the bug' and 'Reproduction'.
Changelog
- .github/ISSUE_TEMPLATE/bug_report.yml
- Removed the 'current_behavior' textarea field (lines 11-18).
- Removed the 'expected_behavior' textarea field (lines 20-27).
- Removed the 'steps' textarea field (lines 29-36).
- Removed the 'additional_context' textarea field (lines 48-53).
- Added a new 'bug-description' textarea field with label 'Describe the bug' and a description (lines 11-18).
- Added a new 'reproduction' textarea field with label 'Reproduction', a description, and a default value structure for steps (lines 20-31).
- The 'environment' field remains required, now appearing on lines 33-40 instead of 38-46 due to the removal of previous fields.
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Template trimmed with care,
Bug reports now brief and clear,
Less typing, more fix.
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Code Review
This pull request effectively simplifies the GitHub issue template for bug reports, making it more concise. The renaming of fields to bug-description and reproduction enhances clarity, and the new default structure for reproduction steps is a thoughtful addition. The removal of non-English comments also streamlines the template source.
While the simplification is largely successful, there are a few points to consider for further improvement, detailed in the comments, primarily around a minor syntax detail and the potential impact of removing certain fields on the comprehensiveness of bug reports.
Summary of Findings
- YAML Syntax: A minor syntax issue (trailing comma) was found in the
labelattribute of thebug-descriptionfield. It's recommended to remove it for cleaner YAML. - Template Content: Missing 'Expected Behavior': The removal of the 'Expected Behavior' field might reduce the clarity and completeness of bug reports. This field is often crucial for understanding the user's perspective on the bug.
- Template Content: Missing 'Additional Context': The removal of the optional 'Additional Context' field eliminates a useful space for users to provide supplementary information that doesn't fit into other predefined sections.
Merge Readiness
The pull request successfully simplifies the bug report template, which is a positive step. However, there are a few medium severity concerns: a minor syntax detail in the YAML and the removal of 'Expected Behavior' and 'Additional Context' fields, which could potentially impact the quality and comprehensiveness of the bug reports received.
I recommend addressing the syntax issue and carefully considering the feedback on the removed fields to ensure the template remains both simple and effective. As a reviewer, I am not authorized to approve this pull request. It should be further reviewed and approved by the appropriate maintainers before merging, especially after considering these points.
Simplify bug report