The workflow split draws the line at secrets: .forgejo/ is what Codeberg
sees and contributors can trigger, .gitea/ is build infrastructure. Issue
templates were the one contributor-facing thing still living in .gitea/.
Forgejo searches .forgejo -> .gitea -> .github -> docs and stops at the
first hit, so this is a no-op on Codeberg and merely makes the convention
true; Gitea loses the templates, which is correct, as issues aren't filed
there.
Fixes a label that never applied: crash_report.md asked for priority:high,
but the label is priority/high, so every crash report has been landing
unprioritised.
The bug template now asks which channel the app came from and which
account type the affected calendar uses. Provider behaviour diverges
sharply between Google, CalDAV, local and subscribed calendars — a
disproportionate share of past bugs turned out to be one account type
only — and the two published channels can be versions apart. Time zone is
requested for date and all-day problems, which is where it has mattered
every time.
Adds an ISSUE_TEMPLATE config.yml pointing translators at Weblate before
they open an issue here, plus a PR template that asks for the linked issue
and flags the two easy mistakes: an undiscussed feature, and targeting
main instead of the milestone's release branch. Blank issues stay enabled —
the ToDo label exists for what the templates don't cover.
Jean-Luc Makiola
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