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chore: update issue template for feature proposal

Open anikethsaha opened this issue 5 years ago • 5 comments

New template for the feature proposal as discussed in discord.

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anikethsaha avatar Jul 17 '20 16:07 anikethsaha

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codesandbox-ci[bot] avatar Jul 17 '20 16:07 codesandbox-ci[bot]

Maybe we could add a new template instead of modifying this one.

sy-records avatar Jul 19 '20 03:07 sy-records

In general most people are too lazy to file issues on libs to begin with. So the simpler the better? What if it were simpler for feature requests, and we get a new template for RFCs?

trusktr avatar Jul 19 '20 06:07 trusktr

If it is only for contributors I think it is really good, which has enough details to assess feasibility . but I wonder if it is for all users who want request a feature. if so, it seems more complicated.

As product users, I guess they couldn't fill in the template very well , especially the analysis of the change influences. so, I think the Drawbacks and BCA could be optional but recommend users to think about it.

This is for the contributors or someone who is willing to contribute or wants a new feature. Yea I think it would be good to make the BCA optional, not sure about drawbacks.

Maybe we could add a new template instead of modifying this one.

In general most people are too lazy to file issues on libs to begin with. So the simpler the better? What if it were simpler for feature requests, and we get a new template for RFCs?

The only thing concerning me is that how to differentiate RFC and a feature request? I think they are the same if they are related to the core part.

anikethsaha avatar Jul 19 '20 08:07 anikethsaha