GitHub issue template: Use issue types instead of labels - #1634
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GitHub introduced issue types in 2025. Since then, we have had two different ways to mark issues as bugs/features: The labels and the issue types. Since we can't disable the issue types, let's use them instead of our labels.
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let's wait for the result of the discussion I started in the Desktop team's MM channel |
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Shall we update the README.md file to use type instead of labels?
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GitHub introduced issue types in 2025. Since then, we have had two different ways to mark issues as bugs/features: The
bugandfeaturelabels and the issue types. Since we can't disable the issue types, let's use them instead of our labels.