docs: add posting issues guidance [skip tests]#5089
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Adds clearer guidance to route Fluent solver/API/server issues to the proper Ansys support channels, reducing incorrect issue filings in the PyFluent repo.
Changes:
- Add scoping notes + support links in docs and GitHub-facing CONTRIBUTING guidance.
- Add a GitHub issue template config with “contact links” to redirect users before filing.
- Add a dedicated
fluent-sidelabel for triage.
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| doc/source/getting_started/faqs.rst | Adds a note clarifying what belongs in PyFluent issues vs Fluent-side support channels. |
| doc/source/contributing/contributing_contents.rst | Expands “Post issues” guidance with scoping + support channel pointers. |
| doc/changelog.d/5089.documentation.md | Adds a changelog entry for the documentation update. |
| CONTRIBUTING.md | Adds GitHub-visible note describing where to file Fluent-side vs PyFluent-side issues. |
| .github/labels.yml | Introduces fluent-side label to support triage. |
| .github/ISSUE_TEMPLATE/config.yml | Adds contact links (Developer Forum, Support) shown before filing issues. |
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In general I think it is good to have a message in contributing section, but one note should be there at higher level, user guide? or ReadMe? Not sure, but overall looks good. |
Actually there is similar way we can tag this info in the github issues page only. I think that is a good idea. @mayankansys, does your config file already does it? |
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If it is an issue with Fluent including it's APIs, post it in the Ansys support just like any other Fluent issues or go to dev forum. Just re-phrase this sentence and put it. |
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@prmukherj Yes, the config.yml supports contact_links which show external links (like Ansys support / dev forum) directly on the GitHub "New Issue" page. |
@prmukherj That's a great idea. But should be provide the link at the higher level or at the issue creation point or both ? |
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I think it's good enough as it stands. No need to split hairs further. |
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Finally as comment of the tasks that we will be closing after this PR is merged can have a message like: This is a problem in Fluent(or its API). Please report it on the Ansys Developer Forum or through the usual support channel. |
Yeah, just refer to it as a Fluent issue and direct them in the way you say. Make sure to link to the place in the doc so that the message can be kept brief. |
Context
Issues originating in the Fluent solver/API/server were being filed in the PyFluent repository, creating unnecessary triage overhead for maintainers. No guidance existed to redirect users to the appropriate support channels.
Change Summary
contributing_contents.rstwith a scoping note and support channel links.CONTRIBUTING.mdwith the same guidance, visible directly on GitHub.faqs.rst"How do you get help" section..github/ISSUE_TEMPLATE/config.ymlto show Ansys Developer Forum and Ansys Support links before a user files an issue.Impact
fluent-sidelabel and early user redirection.