Problem
Most repositories expose only generic default labels and no organization-wide issue forms, producing inconsistent problem statements and missing validation context.
User outcome
Users can submit actionable defects and feature outcomes while maintainers can tailor forms where a product needs different evidence.
Scope
- Add default defect and feature-request forms using existing default labels.
- Request environment, observed and expected behavior, reproduction, impact, user outcome, scope, and validation as appropriate.
- Add issue configuration links for support and sensitive disclosure.
- Document how a repository overrides, extends, or disables inherited forms.
Non-goals
- Creating forms for every product domain.
- Requesting secrets, customer data, or sensitive logs.
Acceptance criteria
Validation
- Preview rendered forms in a test repository or branch.
- Submit dry-run examples for a defect and a feature outcome and assess completeness.
Relationships
- Depends on default support and disclosure guidance.
- Complements contribution and pull-request defaults.
Problem
Most repositories expose only generic default labels and no organization-wide issue forms, producing inconsistent problem statements and missing validation context.
User outcome
Users can submit actionable defects and feature outcomes while maintainers can tailor forms where a product needs different evidence.
Scope
Non-goals
Acceptance criteria
Validation
Relationships