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Make a binder that creates either the environment specified in the docs for a new issue or creates one based on this repos HEAD.
Add that binder link to both the docs on opening an issue and to the bug-report template.
I thought about using the binder link in the readme, but that doesn't point to the latest jlab as it is pinned to a specific commit in jupyterlab-demo repo.
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Problem
Creating a test environment (https://jupyterlab.readthedocs.io/en/latest/getting_started/issue.html) when reporting an issue can be a bit of a barrier to entry. You can avoid doing this, but then I always feel slightly guilty.
Proposed Solution
Make a binder that creates either the environment specified in the docs for a new issue or creates one based on this repos HEAD.
Add that binder link to both the docs on opening an issue and to the bug-report template.
I thought about using the binder link in the readme, but that doesn't point to the latest jlab as it is pinned to a specific commit in jupyterlab-demo repo.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: