Prefill the issue template when clicking “Report Issue…”

Please summarise the issue in the title, and then use the template below to fill out the details so we can reproduce the issue on our end.

Description

When clicking “Report Issue…,” the input box has places for the versions of various components. These are not automatically filled out

Version

What version of GitHub Desktop are you running? This is displayed under the About GitHub Desktop menu item. If you are running from source, include the commit by running git rev-parse HEAD from your local repository.

GitHub Desktop version: master
OS version: N/A

Steps to Reproduce

1. Click “Report Issue…”

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Expected behaviour: Version info is automatically prefilled

Actual behaviour: Version info not automatically prefilled

Reproduces how often: 100%

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[billygriffin]

Given that we use multiple issue templates now and hopefully they’re a bit better, if not perfect, at nudging people toward providing the right information, this seems like it’d be trickier to implement for not an enormous benefit. I’m going to remove future-proposal to allow for focus on other things. Definitely a cool idea and appreciated @j-f1, so thank you. ❤️

[shiftkey]

This idea is interesting for the future, but this is beyond the scope of our current roadmap.

I added the future-proposal label to this issue and closed it so that we won’t get overwhelmed with our backlog! We will revisit this in our next planning session.