Move issue templates to .github folder to become community health files #47
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Description
Currently the issue templates are put in the root directory, but not in
.github
directory.The PR corrects the location for the issue templates, so that they can be a organization-wide templates.
.github
folder to make them become community health filesAccording to the guide to create community health files:
I think with the templates put in the correct folder, the other repositories in the organization that want to use the unified issue template don't need to hold a copy of the templates in their repositories.
Testing:
I created a temporarily GitHub organization, the repository there uses the issue template (https://github.com/test-template-across-repo/repo-1/issues/new/choose) that stores in the
.github
repository (https://github.com/test-template-across-repo/.github/tree/main/.github/ISSUE_TEMPLATE).[Note: I deleted the temporarily organization after 1 months.]
Issues Resolved
#9
The PR can't completely resolve the issue, we also have to remove the issue templates in the repositories that want to apply the templates here.
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