So many reports of missing modules could be solved
more quickly with the info from `python_requirements_facts`
Replace the legacy issue template with a link to the
new interface
* Improve GitHub templates
The existing templates are basically a copy for each type of issue (bug,
feature, doc) whereas we can make the template more specific to the task
at hand.
This PR includes:
- More specific sections depending on the type of issue
- More concise and direct instructions (NO NEED FOR FRUSTRATION CAPS!)
- Single-line comments (no need to guide people to avoid wrong edits)
- Improved paste area
- Better headings/titles
- No 'Summary' title for PRs (so commit information is placed correctly)
This PR would require some improvements to Ansibot.
* Remove controversial Ansibot stuff
Make it easier to get the first batch merged.
* Restore ISSUE_TEMPLATE.md
* Incorporate reviewer suggestions
* Make OS / ENVIRONMENT doc-related
* Rephrase Ansibot-related message
* Try to avoid module-related tickets in the core Ansible project
Since most users still report module-related problems in the Ansible core GitHub project, I added a warning at the top of the template.
Maybe it could help if the various projects would have more specific names ?
- ansible/ansible -> ansible/main (or something even better ?)
- ansible/ansible-modules-core -> ansible/modules-core
- ansible/ansible-modules-extras -> ansible/modules-extras
I am sure someone can come up with perfect names ;-)
* Remove 'module' from the component options
I would prefer to again note that modules should go elsewhere, but don't want to bloat the text too much.
- Instruct to verify if an issue/request already exists
- Use uppercase for titles (easier to parse as titles)
- Remove empty lines where it makes sense (instructions)
- Ensure that commit-message appears directly under summary (pull-requests)
In essence, most people do not need to use the templates directly,
getting them out of the way increases the signal-to-noise ratio of
the root directory. Direct people to what they are looking for.
