Chore (Documentation) Fix issue template to feature correct command #21976
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@vanessayuenn thanks for the speedy review. Appreciate it 🙏 ! Going to go ahead and merge it |
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Chore (Documentation) Fix issue template to feature correct command
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With this small pull request our issue template is updated to feature the correct command when providing the user's information.
What was done:
sbbinary usage in favour of thestorybookone.@vanessayuenn when you have a chance, can you take a look and follow up with me so we can merge this or continue to work on it to provide the most accurate information to our users?
Thanks in advance
EDIT: To prevent issues with merging just applied the
patchlabel, although for situations as this one, it shouldn't be used