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It looks like yaml templates no longer allow for a "preview" to make sure the issue actually looks nice.
Also there is no way to actually insert text before any of the fields (for diagnostics issues for example) such as "this code is from repo xy file foo.rs" or something like. You have to first post the entire ticket to then modify the generated markdown which is an unpleasant sensation in the rear...
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@matthiaskrgr The ones that changed now have a free form field at the end, but we can add more fields as we desire. What do you think the form should look like? Regarding preview, the text area fields that don't have a preview are meant to be "raw" text, the ones meant for formatted text still have the preview (for that section alone).
Perhaps we could add an optional (is that possible) field at the very start before the rust code field?
It would be nice if the fields had a clear indicator how their input will be formatted that can be seen before editing the ticket.
I'm not sure what the best solution is but for me it feels like filling out/fixing these new forms "correctly" (so it looks nice) takes at least 3x as long as the previous template, while providing the same information. :/
I'm in favor of adding more fields to the forms, I was just following the previous prompts. If you have a specific schema design, I'll be happy to review :)
cc #106831 @estebank
It looks like yaml templates no longer allow for a "preview" to make sure the issue actually looks nice.
Also there is no way to actually insert text before any of the fields (for diagnostics issues for example) such as "this code is from repo xy file foo.rs" or something like. You have to first post the entire ticket to then
modify
the generated markdown which is an unpleasant sensation in the rear...The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: