Add links in "new issue" flow to other related repos #3286
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@marcpopMSFT I did not throw up a similar PR for the dotnet/sdk repo because it does not currently have any issue templates so it has no "template chooser" page. If you add issue templates (such as winforms has today, and runtime is adding now) then FYI you may want such a config.yml as well. |
RussKie
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This is really cool! Thanks Dan. |
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This .yml adds quick links to other repos below the existing issue template buttons in your new issue flow.
For an example of what this looks like, see https://github.com/danmosemsft/runtime/issues/new/choose (the white buttons below your existing green buttons)
We are adding this in dotnet/runtime (dotnet/runtime#36431). Reasoning: it's sometimes confusing which is the correct repo to open an issue in. The goal here is to make it easier to open an issue in the correct repo first time so we need to move fewer issues and they more quickly get attention from the right people.
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