Test: Issue Reporter for Web

[justschen]

• windows @rzhao271
• macOS @paulacamargo25
• linux @jrieken

Complexity: 3

Create Issue

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The issue reporter now leverages the auxiliary window service on the web! It is currently turned on by default in Insiders via "issueReporter.experimental.webReporter".

Testing

• Go to https://insiders.vscode.dev/
• Open the issue reporter from Help -> Report Issue from the hamburger menu or from the command palette.
• Try the reporter flow - select a type, source, extension (if needed), etc.
• Submit an issue report.
• Make sure the submitted issue or preview has the correct information attached to the correct repo.
• Please try in windowed and full-screen.
• Please also try in different browsers.

Things to note:

• ATM no web extensions are using the issue reporter command enhancements to add data, but working with Python to include: to test this you can try adding a custom extension that adds the following:

    const openReportIssue = async () => {
        await vscode.commands.executeCommand('workbench.action.openIssueReporter', {
            extensionId: 'ms-python.python',
            issueBody: 'got template here very nice and also good',
            data: 'lots of data here, very pog very champ',
        });
    };
    context.subscriptions.push(vscode.commands.registerCommand(Commands.ReportIssue, () => openReportIssue()));

see this README for guide to installing a local extension if needed!

• Double check system information is correct (we use https://developer.mozilla.org/docs/Web/API/Navigator/userAgent)
• Make sure installed extensions show up in list.
• Try reporting while logged in, and while not logged in.
• Let me know if you experience any issues with the UI