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Rewrite cluster onboarding issue template #168
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I thought the existing issue template was a little opaque for new users, particularly for those without a lot of prior OpenShift experience. I've tried to clarify it a bit. This also surrounds most of the explanatory verbage in comments so that it's hidden in the rendered issue.
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@4n4nd I think that's a good idea, although I'd prefer to approve these changes first and then make a second PR where we can discuss the verbage for a new field. |
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/lgtm
/lgtm |
/lgtm |
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/approve
Nice simplification. I like it! 👍
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suggested by @4n4nd in operate-first#168.
suggested by @4n4nd in operate-first#168.
I thought the existing issue template was a little opaque for new
users, particularly for those without a lot of prior OpenShift
experience. I've tried to clarify it a bit.
This also surrounds most of the explanatory verbage in comments so
that it's hidden in the rendered issue.
You can see an example of what an issue looks once it's created here.