Require clear descriptions both for feature and breaking PRs prior to the merge #28112
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* upstream/main: [skip ci] Updated translations via Crowdin Update JS and PY dependencies (go-gitea#28120) Decrease issue font size in project template (go-gitea#28054) Require clear descriptions both for feature and breaking PRs prior to the merge (go-gitea#28112) add skip ci functionality (go-gitea#28075) Fix project counter in organization/individual profile (go-gitea#28068) Fix Show/hide filetree button on small displays (go-gitea#27881) Change default size of attachments and repo files (go-gitea#28100) Fix Matrix and MSTeams nil dereference (go-gitea#28089)
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… the merge (go-gitea#28112) When writing the release blog, it is really annoying and time-consuming to re-discover and write down how a feature behaves and capture a screenshot of it, for every single feature merged since the last release. This should not be the responsibility of maintainers, but rather of the person implementing a feature in the first place. They know best how to use the feature and how to gather screenshots for it. Similarly for breaking changes and their effects. As such, let's require everything to be up-to-date and easily understandable before merging features or breaking changes.
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… the merge (go-gitea#28112) When writing the release blog, it is really annoying and time-consuming to re-discover and write down how a feature behaves and capture a screenshot of it, for every single feature merged since the last release. This should not be the responsibility of maintainers, but rather of the person implementing a feature in the first place. They know best how to use the feature and how to gather screenshots for it. Similarly for breaking changes and their effects. As such, let's require everything to be up-to-date and easily understandable before merging features or breaking changes.
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When writing the release blog, it is really annoying and time-consuming to re-discover and write down how a feature behaves and capture a screenshot of it, for every single feature merged since the last release.
This should not be the responsibility of maintainers, but rather of the person implementing a feature in the first place.
They know best how to use the feature and how to gather screenshots for it.
Similarly for breaking changes and their effects.
As such, let's require everything to be up-to-date and easily understandable before merging features or breaking changes.