GitHub: Radically shortened the PR template #1175
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rex-schilasky
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Description
The old issue template was very long. It was hard to fill out correctly and thus often contained wrong information. Thousands of checkboxes distracted from what is actually important.
The most important thing for a PR should always be: What does it change.
I also added a section for related issues and cherry-pick. The latter is meant for giving myself a better overview over what still needs to be cherry-picked to which branch and what is master-only. Usually the developer knows that when submitting the PR.
Related issues
Cherry-pick to: