Add guide on creating issues to CONTRIBUTING.md
See original GitHub issueType of issue: bug report | feature request | documentation | other enhancement Documentation
Impact: no functional change | API addition (no impact on existing code) | API modification | unknown No functional change
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If the current behavior is a bug, please provide the steps to reproduce the problem:
What is the current behavior? CONTRIBUTING.md has no guide on creating an issue What is the expected behavior? I think CONTRIBUTING.md should have a guide on creating a new issue. Please tell us about your environment:
What is the use case for changing the behavior?
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Okay I’ve seen a documentation on from the learn more link.
Sure… our README also encourages people to use stack overflow and gitter. We want to discourage people from opening GitHub issues for user error “I can’t get it to work” type questions.