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Change issue templates to forms #3951
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I'm all for it if we stop getting the placeholder text in the issue description 😅 |
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Left a couple of comments but I like it
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Thanks for this change. I've left a comment.
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Thanks for the change! This looks great :)
This PR proposes to transition otel-python issue templates to GitHub's issue forms feature.
I noticed other otel projects are adopting this model, including opentelemetry-js, opentelemetry-rust, opentelemetry-dotnet, otel-operator, otel-collector-contrib.
With forms, we can also maintain consistency across issues, enforce mandatory fields, and allow users to provide logs as a simple copy-paste operation with formatting automatically applied by the respective form. I believe this will simplify the process for new contributors and ensure they provide all the necessary information.
It's just a simple proposal, so I'm also open to any suggestions you have, especially on defining the required fields. In general, I think this will enhance the overall contributor experience and streamline issue management for maintainers. Templates proposed here are based on the ones from otel-rust and otel-js.
This is what it looks like if anyone wants to try