Updated issue templates(formatting and rustbot label reference) #7600
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This PR updates our issue templates. The changes are:
Make the Meta section smaller and not indented
The current format sometimes gets messed up when a user simply pasts the rustc version into the issue without indenting it to match the code block. Removing the indention should hopefully help with formatting in the future.
Example of messed up formatting
Additionally, I've removed the Version of Clippy from the template. Every issue that I have seen had matching rustc and Clippy versions, and just asking for
rustc -Vv
makes the issue look cleaner IMO.Add a comment explaining how additional labels can be added with
@rustbot label +<label>
. The explanation looks like this:The example
@rustbot
call can sadly not be marked as code inside a comment block. But the example will not cause the bot to add any labels. See Test issue (Testing the label command from rustbot) #7599changelog: none
cc: @rust-lang/clippy