Updated Issue Intake Policy (markdown)

Jeremy Stretch 2020-08-05 14:08:43 -04:00
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## Initial Intake ## Initial Intake
[[https://github.com/netbox-community/netbox/blob/develop/.github/images/netbox_triage_initial.png]] [[images/netbox_triage_initial.png]]
1. Verify that the issue adheres to one of the approved templates. 1. Verify that the issue adheres to one of the approved templates.
1. If the issue does not adhere to a template, apply canned response `DOES_NOT_FOLLOW_TEMPLATE` and `status: revisions needed` label. 1. If the issue does not adhere to a template, apply canned response `DOES_NOT_FOLLOW_TEMPLATE` and `status: revisions needed` label.
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## Feature Requests ## Feature Requests
[[https://github.com/netbox-community/netbox/blob/develop/.github/images/netbox_triage_feature.png]] [[images/netbox_triage_feature.png]]
1. Ensure that the feature request proposes a discrete, actionable change in behavior or functionality. (It is common for authors to unknowingly "bundle" multiple feature requests into a single issue.) 1. Ensure that the feature request proposes a discrete, actionable change in behavior or functionality. (It is common for authors to unknowingly "bundle" multiple feature requests into a single issue.)
1. If not, cite your concerns in a comment and apply the `status: revisions needed` label. 1. If not, cite your concerns in a comment and apply the `status: revisions needed` label.
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## Bug Reports ## Bug Reports
[[https://github.com/netbox-community/netbox/blob/develop/.github/images/netbox_triage_bug.png]] [[images/netbox_triage_bug.png]]
1. Verify that the reported behavior is unexpected. 1. Verify that the reported behavior is unexpected.
1. If the reported behavior is considered normal, apply the `EXPECTED_BEHAVIOR` canned response and apply the `status: revisions needed` label. 1. If the reported behavior is considered normal, apply the `EXPECTED_BEHAVIOR` canned response and apply the `status: revisions needed` label.