Update Issue templates #124
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| label: Logs | |||
| description: | | |||
| If applicable (crash, error output in console), please provide your crash report or latest.log | |||
| To upload logs, use an external site to post the crash report, such as [Ubuntu Pastebin](https://paste.ubuntu.com/), [Pastebin](http://pastebin.com/), or [Github Gist](https://gist.github.com/) | |||
| To upload logs, use an external site to post the crash report, such as [**MCLogs (Recommended)**](https://mclo.gs/), [Ubuntu Pastebin](https://paste.ubuntu.com/), or [Pastebin](http://pastebin.com/) | |||
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Looks like paste.ubuntu.com requires registration now, and I could not find any information about its size limit. We should replace it with GitHub Gist instead, which still requires sign up but allows up to 100 MBs of data.
| To upload logs, use an external site to post the crash report, such as [**MCLogs (Recommended)**](https://mclo.gs/), [Ubuntu Pastebin](https://paste.ubuntu.com/), or [Pastebin](http://pastebin.com/) | |
| To upload logs, use an external site to post the crash report, such as [**MCLogs (Recommended)**](https://mclo.gs/), [Github Gist](https://gist.github.com/), or [Pastebin](http://pastebin.com/) |
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Can't find a reason post logs on gist (imo, not ideal). You can just upload the additional files directly into the issue.
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How about we just remove paste.ubuntu.com, see no reason why we would need it tbh (same for gist). pastebin.com seems fine as an alternative, but can we use a https link instead?
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Is there any reason to have separate mod malfunction and mod crash issue templates? Both cases are pretty similar, so I think we can keep using a unified mod compat template, and then label the issue once diagnosed accordingly.
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Yep, you've separated mod malfunction and crash in the compat thread, and malfunction could be a user issue, besides, it is harder to investigate.
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I agree with @Su5eD that those labels could be added by triage instead. I also noticed that the template now explicitly mentions modpacks - I think this is fine, but we should add a disclaimer of some sort that the user can use bisecting to identify which mod specifically causes problems. This process can take quite some time which makes plain "Modpack x is not working" issues not very actionable.
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There has been no updates for months and we do see the increasingly high comment number in mod compat thread. |
See #86