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CodSpeed Performance ReportMerging#19693 willdegrade performances by 95.37%Comparing Summary
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this looks good, but can you create this in a fork and I'll try the pr manually?
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@evenstensberg@3ru Good idea to improve such things and I think we need to improve these templates in all our repos, not only in webpack, so some things like version and used webpack packages should be improve too, for webpack org we have -https://github.com/webpack-contrib/css-loader/tree/master/.github/ISSUE_TEMPLATE, so I think we need to look at them too and union with these |
Great point about unifying across all webpack repos! Creating a centralized template repository could be a solid approach for overall improvement. We could potentially set up GitHub Actions to automatically generate PRs for updating issue templates across all repositories - that would make maintenance much easier. I'm happy to take the initiative on this, but given the repository permission requirements, it might make more sense for@evenstensberg to lead this effort. What do you both think? |
I agree, let's wait@evenstensberg answer |
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Summary
This PR updates webpack to use modern YAML issue templates and attempts to establishes a sustainable ecosystem where Issues are reserved for genuine bugs only. All other inquiries, feature requests, and support questions are directed to GitHub Discussions, creating a community-driven support system where users can help each other find answers and engage in meaningful discussions.