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Improve release issue template #3275
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LGTM
Co-authored-by: Ivan <2103732+codebien@users.noreply.github.com>
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LGTM in general - I mostly disagree with having the docs PR merged.
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❤️
What?
This PR fixes the grammar of the release checklist, and revamps it a bit to address the unclarities I experienced when using it for the
v0.46.0
release.Why?
The last item of the checklist is about bringing improvements to the checklist if possible, so I've given it a shot.
I found the language of the checklist could be improved to make it easier to read, and I experienced difficulties at times really understanding what I needed to do. Although I believe some further improvements would still be possible.
PS: I've also toyed with a much more concise and direct style, just like in aviation checklists, maybe that's even better?