Add opt-in to always prompt for repo for issue creation and add comment to issue file specifying the repo #6115
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…hint to new issues Signed-off-by: Mike Seese <seesemichaelj@gmail.com>
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This PR adds a
githubIssues.alwaysPromptForNewIssueRepoconfig variable that defaults tofalse. When set totrue, if the user creates a new issue via the+button in the side panel, the extensions will always prompt the user for a repo to create the issue for instead of using the current open file. Behavior should not change for creating issues from selection/etc that are supposed to be directly contextual.This PR also adds a comment in the
NewIssue.mdfile telling the user which repo the issue will be created in if it's available:This PR fixes #2099.