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| - [ ] Updated [snapshots](../CONTRIBUTING.md#update-snapshots) _if applicable_ | ||
| - [ ] Added a [changeset](../CONTRIBUTING.md#generating-changelogs) _if applicable_ | ||
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| - [ ] I care about what I'm doing, no matter the tool I use _(Notepad, Sublime, VSCode, AI...)_ |
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Is this like a "I'm not a robot" button?
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A bit yes. but in the end, I think that we (I) don't really care it's it's AI. I care more that you care ^^
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Personally i would avoid adding checkboxes to the template. I know that everyone does it, but that github is automatically counting the tasks and displaying them everywhere makes this kinda nonsense for me.
I do agree that we should have a template and I even more agree with the contents.
I have seen other projects that have put the PR instructions in an HTML comment, so that they are still available while creating the PR but basically don't harm anyone once the PR has been created.
Again, given my low activity around here I don't want to be a blocker for anyone or anything here. Just my two cents.
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Maybe we just need better bots. No one reads (I'm also guilty of this). If they did, they would've read |
Co-authored-by: Scott Wu <sw@scottwu.ca>
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Adding a light PR description to help new contributors
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