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Why is this feature needed?
The repository lacked standardized issue templates for both bug reports and feature requests, which often leads to inconsistent reporting and makes it harder for maintainers to process issues efficiently. By adding these templates, we ensure that contributors provide all the necessary details, which can significantly improve issue triaging and resolution.
What and how are we changing? Why this approach?
This PR adds two new YAML files under the .github/ISSUE_TEMPLATE directory:
These templates standardize the information captured when a new issue is reported, prompting users to include relevant details such as reproduction steps, logs, and device specifics for bugs, and the current solution along with proposed improvements for feature requests. The approach helps maintain a uniform structure, enabling easier filtering, search, and prioritization of issues.
What actions are required from users?
No user action is required after this change is merged. However, contributors will now see these templates when they open a new issue, which encourages them to provide detailed and structured input.
How does it work? (Technical details)
Is it backwards compatible?
Yes, this change is fully backwards compatible. The addition of issue templates does not impact any existing functionalities, and they are only triggered when new issues are created.
Any other considerations?
Feel free to share any feedback for further improvements!