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[Request] Add More Tags For Different Types OF Bugs #610
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You are absolutely righ. As I mentioned in that topic, (And have checked now on Half-Life repo for example ). Or as another option, Its need to have several issue templates, as now for just a "bug". So users will select them by itself, not depending on maintainer attension. I think, for more convenience in management, its prefered to assign its by dev/manager (but there are no manager here, so it should be done by 1 dev, if he has a time and wish for this). Its additional info about this: |
+1 for that option or as most easy/lazy option, make a note with list of most frequent and appropriated tags at the beginning of bug template ... btw will go add it |
Yes 🥇 I do also find it a pity that all those "please make this GUI element 5 pixels wider"-tickets are congesting the tracker, and prevent you from working at the more important bugs/crashes/synchronization-API-improvements. |
seems that 3 labels was added a time ago, but will template be added in near future? or there is a plans about repo maintainer? |
I have started adding labels manually to new issues and will add templates for these labels, although I am not sure if many users will take advantage of them. |
In my opinion, any bugs affect functionality is more important than visual bugs. For that reason, I request maintainers to add more types of tags to differentiate between those. For example:
(Functionality) Browser hangs if I click blablabla
(Visual) Buttons don't appear correctly
(Site-specific) Blablabla.com gives error "X232411"
Unfortunately, not everyone puts some user made tag at the beginning of titles of their issues, so, having tags would help standardization and better management.
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