Add templates for issues#1588
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Looks pretty good to me. As we discussed offline, perhaps there should be a clear way to direct users to the discussion board if they have a question or topic that isn't necessarily one of "bug report" or "feature request".
Co-authored-by: Peter Plantinga <plantinga.peter@protonmail.com>
Yes, as shown on top, we can bind a discussion link similarly to how "feature request" / "bug report" is displayed. I'll do it. |
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So, I added the link to Discussions directly in the issues template "home":
So now users can directly know where to put questions 🙂 |
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I looked it over, LGTM!
Hello,
This PR aims at adding templates for better workflow management of issues.
As a side note, for the issues template, we will need to develop a python script that will fetch the information that we need. This is not mandatory, and we will need to have a discussion on that to clearly identify what we need (e.g OS system, speechbrain version....).
Furthermore, I propose to replace our Discourse (which is no longer maintained) with the official GitHub feature "Discussion" (see: https://docs.github.com/en/discussions). The idea would be to gather there all the questions (e.g how to do X with speechbrain?), but also important notes (e.g PhD positions) / current development of Speechbrain for better communication with our users 🔥. This would be simpler to use, and this is already available freely with GitHub.
We can also bind it to our "home issues template" similarly to how Coqui-TTS did it:
I drop here some screenshots of the templates:
Home when you are opening an issue.
Issue template.
Feature request template.
